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Art and Industry 382, April 1958

Information

Content includes:
From Streamline to Space Form
The Art of Packaging 6: Aluminium Foil by P. D. Hartland-Swann
Product Promotion Techniques 4: Depth
Flair by Arpad Elfer
The Design Library
A Sense of Style in TV Programme Promotion by Maurice Askew
Desk Permutations
New Products & Presentation

Details

  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1958
  • Client/Publisher: The Studio Ltd.
  • Size: 190mm x 246mm

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Art and Industry 382, April 1958
Art and Industry 382, April 1958
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