2 Kinetic Sculptors, Nicolas Schöffer and Jean Tinguely, 1966

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Exhibition catalogue designed by American graphic designer, artist and archivist Elaine Lustig Cohen.

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2 Kinetic Sculptors, Nicolas Schöffer and Jean Tinguely, 1966. Designed by Elaine Lustig Cohen
2 Kinetic Sculptors, Nicolas Schöffer and Jean Tinguely, 1966. Designed by Elaine Lustig Cohen
2 Kinetic Sculptors, Nicolas Schöffer and Jean Tinguely, 1966. Designed by Elaine Lustig Cohen
2 Kinetic Sculptors, Nicolas Schöffer and Jean Tinguely, 1966. Designed by Elaine Lustig Cohen
Exhibition catalogue designed by American graphic designer, artist and archivist Elaine Lustig Cohen.
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