(Affiche), No. 15, 1995

Content includes:
Spotlight on Ronald Curchod
Sign of the times by Jeremy Myerson
Prejudice under fire. The highly charged political posters of David Tartakover by Michael Sgan-Cohen
Walter Red Devils by the Editors
The choice of… Henry Steiner
The new Jan Sawka by Frank Fox
Barometer of social change. Affiche focuses on 3 young Japanese designers: Keiichi Hirai, Tatsuo Ebina and Katsunori Aoki by Didi Hirokawa
One flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Annelies Haase and Leonie ten Duis

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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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