D’Ací i D’Allà, Vol VI, No 06, June, 1920

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Emili Ferrer
Emili Ferrer Espel (often signing as E. F. Ferrer) was a Catalan illustrator active during the 1910s and 1920s, known for his refined Art Deco and Noucentista style. Explore related designers connected to Catalan visual culture. See also Noucentisme and Spanish graphic design history.
D’Ací i D’Allà
D’Ací i D’Allà was a Catalan cultural magazine published in Barcelona between 1918 and 1936 by Editorial Catalana showcasing the spirit of Noucentisme through art, literature, and design.

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D’Ací i D’Allà, Vol VI, No 06, June, 1920. Cover artwork by Emili Ferrer
D’Ací i D’Allà, Vol VI, No 06, June, 1920. Cover artwork by Emili Ferrer
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