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Anton Stankowski - German Graphic Designer

Anzeige Inserate. Eine Übersicht der Arten und Möglichkeiten. Zusammengestellt von Stankowski und Partners, 1976

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Anton Stankowski’s assertion that good ads are timeless and are not subject to any fashion trend can be judged wonderfully here in the contemporary media context.
Great examples of using typography to create effective and engaging advertising.

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  • Format: Book
  • Designer/s: Anton Stankowski
  • Year: 1976
  • Client/Publisher: Stuttgart. CD-Verlagsgesellschaft
  • Size: 210mm x 300mm

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Anzeige Inserate. Eine Übersicht der Arten und Möglichkeiten. Zusammengestellt von Stankowski und Partners, 1976
Anzeige Inserate. Eine Übersicht der Arten und Möglichkeiten. Zusammengestellt von Stankowski und Partners, 1976

 

Anzeige Inserate. Eine Übersicht der Arten und Möglichkeiten. Zusammengestellt von Stankowski und Partners, 1976
Anzeige Inserate. Eine Übersicht der Arten und Möglichkeiten. Zusammengestellt von Stankowski und Partners, 1976

 

Anzeige Inserate. Eine Übersicht der Arten und Möglichkeiten. Zusammengestellt von Stankowski und Partners, 1976
Anzeige Inserate. Eine Übersicht der Arten und Möglichkeiten. Zusammengestellt von Stankowski und Partners, 1976

 

Anzeige Inserate. Eine Übersicht der Arten und Möglichkeiten. Zusammengestellt von Stankowski und Partners, 1976
Anzeige Inserate. Eine Übersicht der Arten und Möglichkeiten. Zusammengestellt von Stankowski und Partners, 1976
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