Art & Publicity: Fine Printing & Design, The Studio, 1925

Gregory Brown; René Clark; Irene Fawkes; FC Herrick; Lepape; Julius Klinger; McKnight Kauffer; Frank Newbould; August Trueb

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  • Format Book
  • Year 1925
  • Client/Publisher The Studio Ltd
  • Size 210mm x 295mm
Art & Publicity
Art and Publicity was a British publication documenting the relationship between fine art, commercial art, and advertising design in the early to mid twentieth century.

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