A lesson with A G Fronzoni, lineee, 2017

graphic design and art direction by: Artiva Design
author: Ester Manitto
texts by: Enrico D.Bona, Marina Cinieri, Elena lia Fronzoni, Ester Manitto, Gabriele Oropallo, Claudio Silvestrin.

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s A.G. Fronzoni
  • Year 2017
  • Client/Publisher lineee
  • Size 220mm x 200mm
A.G. Fronzoni
Angiolo Giuseppe Fronzoni (AG Fronzoni) was an Italian designer, educator, publisher, industrial designer and architect. He excelled in minimalist design and his work remains in many institutions permanent collections. Explore related designers including Massimo Vignelli and Bob Noorda. See also Italian Modernism and Italian graphic design history.

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A lesson with A G Fronzoni, lineee, 2017
A lesson with A G Fronzoni, lineee, 2017
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