Archief Studio Dumbar – PTT Nederlands Archief Grafisch Ontwerpers, Zoo Producties, 2010

Under the enthusiastic leadership of Gert Dumbar, studio Dumbar was the leading graphic design agency in the Netherlands in the 1980s and 1990s. Their customers included the Dutch Railways, PTT, NOB, Artifort, Rijksmuseum, Ministry of Agriculture, Police. This book focuses in detail on the PTT’s corporate identity.

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Zoo Producties
  • Year 2010
  • Client/Publisher vanRixtelvanderPut ontwerpers
  • Size 120mm x 170mm
Zoo Producties
Studio Dumbar was founded by the Dutch designer Gert Dumbar in 1977, in The Hague. During 2003, the studio moved to Rotterdam and Michel de Boer took over the creative direction, after Gert Dumbar's retirement. From 2011, Liza Enebeis became the studio's third creative director. Explore related designers including Gert Dumbar and Jan van Toorn. See also Dutch Modernism, Dutch graphic design history, and 1970s graphic design history.

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Archief Studio Dumbar - PTT Nederlands Archief Grafisch Ontwerpers, Zoo Producties, 2010
Archief Studio Dumbar – PTT Nederlands Archief Grafisch Ontwerpers, Zoo Producties, 2010
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