Asia – India, China, Japan, Islam, Ernst Cohn-Weiner, 1929

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Erich K. Mende
  • Year 1929
  • Client/Publisher Rudolf Mosse Buchverla
  • Size 185mm x 245mm
Erich K. Mende

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Asia - India, China, Japan, Islam, Ernst Cohn-Weiner, 1929. Typography by Erich K. Mende
Asia – India, China, Japan, Islam, Ernst Cohn-Weiner, 1929. Typography by Erich K. Mende

 

Asia - India, China, Japan, Islam, Ernst Cohn-Weiner, 1929. Typography by Erich K. Mende
Asia – India, China, Japan, Islam, Ernst Cohn-Weiner, 1929. Typography by Erich K. Mende
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