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Commercial Art Vol 5, no 4, March 1926

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Content includes:
THE SOCIETY OF POSTER ARTISTS
COPYRIGHT IN ADVERTISEMENT DESIGN
ARTISTS WHO HELP THE ADVERTISER – PUBLICITY ARTS LTD.
ESSENTIALS IN WINDOW DISPLAY by Edward Goldsman
BRITISH AWARDS AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION
COMMERCIAL ESSENTIALS IN ART WORK
IT WON’T PRINT (PART 3) by Harold B. Pereira
STUCK ! by G. H. Saxon Mills
POPULAR UNDERGROUND POSTERS POSSIBILITIES OF MODERN COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY by Stanley Evestaff
DESIGN IN PRESS ADVERTISEMENT by R. P. Gossop

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Horace Taylor
  • Year: 1926
  • Size: 225mm x 290mm

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Commercial Art Vol 5, no 4, March 1926. Illustration by Horace Taylor
Commercial Art Vol 5, no 4, March 1926. Illustration by Horace Taylor
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