Anton Stankowski - German Graphic Designer

11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981

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11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners
11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners

 

11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners
11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners

 

11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners
11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners

 

11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners
11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners

 

11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners
11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners

 

11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners
11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners

 

11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners
11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners

 

11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners
11th Olympic Congress, Brochure, 1981. Design by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners
Fantastic piece of design for the 11th Olympic Congress. Designed in collaboration by Anton Stankowski, Otl Aicher, Rolf Müller and Partners
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