(Affiche), No. 03/04, December 1992

Content includes:
New – The Dutch Theatre Poster Award
The choice of … Wim Crouwel and Laurent Gervereau
The ROSTA windows A newspaper for passers-by
Maverick collector – The Merrill C. Berman collection
The Chaumont Festival
Posters for the Olympic Games and Expo 92
Without a city wall. Poster art in the former GDR
Landscapes. The myths behind Dutch and American design
Anthon Beeke Interview

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(Affiche)
Affiche was a Magazine for Cultural and Commercial Posters. It was published in the 1990s, and the content was bilingual (Dutch & English). It discusses poster design, poster history, and graphic design.

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(Affiche), No. 03/04, December 1992
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