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Albe Steiner - Italian Graphic Designer

Albe Steiner – Comunicazione Visiva, 1977

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Exhibition Catalogue: Milan, Castello Sforzesco, 28 April – 26 May 1977.
Texts by Gillo Dorfles, Franco Fortini, Alberto Beltran, Michele Rago, Marcella Ferrara, Piero Caleffi, Lodovico Belgiojoso, Delfino Insolera, Giancarlo De Carlo, FHK Henrion, Pietro Salmoiraghi, Mario Spinella, Arialdo Banfi, Antonio Tubaro and Albe Steiner.

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  • Format: Exhibition Catalogue
  • Designer/s: Albe Steiner
  • Year: 1977
  • Client/Publisher: Milan, Castello Sforzesco
  • Size: 240mm x 225mm

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Albe Steiner - Comunicazione Visiva, 1977
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