Arts et Metiers Graphiques, 51, 1936

Content includes:
Louis CHERONNET: A propos du ” Narcisse ” de Paul Valéry, illustré par Laure Albin Guillot
Maurice BARRET: Foire ou Exposition? Leçon et avertissement pour l’Exposition 1937.
Jacques DUPONT: Quelques dessins flamands
Pierre NORIEY: Cartes romantiques de vœux.
Marie DORMOY: Monotypes de Degas
Mathilde LEFOURNIER: Le Ski millénaire
René SERVANT: Notions de couleurs pour servir en trichromie (fin)
Rémy DUVAL: Herbert Matter
Pietro SARDELLA: Le livre italien au XV° siècle
Alphabet gothique
Arnold SUTER: La Mésaventure de l’Abbé Domenech.
Actualités
Échos
Feuille d’étude de Jérôme Bosch
Quelques cartes romantiques de la collection Sack
Étude de Léon Gischia (procédé Uhl)
Couverture de l’Annuaire 1936 du Ski Club de Paris
Dépliant de la Cle des chemins de fer fédéraux suisses et carte de vœux de l’imprimerie Otto Kösler
Planche extraite de la revue Matford

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Arts et Métiers Graphiques
Arts et Métiers Graphiques (AMG) was a French magazine devoted to commercial graphic design, illustration and photography. It was founded by Charles Peignot in Paris and was first published in 1927.

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