Art Direction, Magazine of Visual Communication, Vol XX, 06, September 1968

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George Pruden
Art Direction
Art Direction was an American magazine showcasing campaigns, advertising, and design practice.

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Art Direction, Magazine of Visual Communication, Vol XX, 06, September 1968
Art Direction, Magazine of Visual Communication, Vol XX, 06, September 1968. Cover design by George Pruden
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