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みづゑ (Mizue) 760, 1968

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Edited by Atsushi Oshita

Featured: Viennese Traditions and Illusions
Vienna, the city aware of its collapse / Yoshikuni Iida
Visionary Viennese writers / Kokichi Ikuno
Kumi Sugai (Appearance as a writer) (Interview) / Ryuichi Yamashiro; Makoto Ooka
Encounter with Books / Teiichi Hijikata
The melancholy of city dwellers Sketch by Hideo Noda / Yoshikazu Iwasaki
The Dictator and His Standard Bearers (Artists in Danger ⑤) / Ichiro Hariu
world topics
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy (Pioneer of the 20th Century ⑤) / Yusuke Nakahara
From the Gallery Masao Tsuruoka Exhibition, Kyubei Shimizu Exhibition, Kazumi Amano Exhibition / Takahiko Okada

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Kumi Sugai
  • Year: 1968
  • Client/Publisher: art publisher
  • Size: 210mm x 291mm

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みづゑ Mizue 760 1968. Cover design by Kumi Sugai 1 scaled

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