S.D.A.P. / N.V.V. Arbeidersjaarboekje 1926, 1926

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Fré Cohen
  • Year 1926
  • Client/Publisher Sociaal-Democratische Arbeiderspartij (SDAP) and the Nederlands Verbond van Vakverenigingen (NVV)
  • Size 123mm x 160mm
Fré Cohen
Fré Cohen was a Dutch graphic designer, illustrator, and typographer. Her clients included socialist publishers, trade unions, and municipal organisations. She is one of the defining figures of Dutch modernist graphic design in the interwar period.
Arbeidersjaarboekje
Arbeidersjaarboekje (Workers' Yearbook) was a Dutch socialist annual published for SDAP and NVV members from the 1920s, with several editions designed by Fre Cohen.

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S.D.A.P. / N.V.V. Arbeidersjaarboekje 1926, 1926. Cover design by Fré Cohen
S.D.A.P. / N.V.V. Arbeidersjaarboekje 1926, 1926. Cover design by Fré Cohen
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