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Commercial Art Vol 4, No 10, August 1925

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Contents include:THE ROYAL ACADEMY AND
COMMERCIAL ART by A. A. Braun
POSTERS IN RUSSIAN LIFE by H. C. Stevens
ARTISTS WHO HELP THE ADVERTISER No. 25. THE ZINKEISEN SISTERS
OPTICAL ILLUSION IN RELATION TO POSTER ART
CLOTHING THE ADVERTISEMENT IN FRESH TECHNIQUES by Harold B. Pereira
FREDERIC W. GOUDY by R. P. Gossop
A DRAPER WHO MAKES POSTERS WORTH WHILE
BOOKLET REVIEWS
BITS FROM EVERYWHERE. Etc.

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Anna Zinkeisen
  • Year: 1925
  • Size: 225mm x 290mm

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Commercial Art Vol 4, No 10, August 1925. Cover design by Anna Zinkeisen
Commercial Art Vol 4, No 10, August 1925. Cover design by Anna Zinkeisen
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