(Affiche), No. 10, July 1994

Content includes:
A monastery, a quiet accountant, his passion for posters by Sergio Polano
Steps ahead. Affiche creates a forum for young designers to discuss the future of the poster in the Netherlands. by Mike Gould
Tattoo Type by Peter Mertens
AIGA Posters by Steven Heller
Thumb-nail sketches of four German poster designers by Simone Tippach
The legacy of Dick Elffers by Paul Hefting
Paula Scher speaks out on the poster, the process and the purpose of it all. by Moira Cullen

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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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