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De Best Verzorgde Boeken / The Best Dutch Book Designs 2000, CPNB, 2001

Michaël Snitker I.C.D., judges’ report written by all five members of the panel and the Secretary

Details

  • Format Book
  • Year 2001
  • Client/Publisher Stichting De Best Verzorgde Boeken
  • Size 190mm x 230mm
The Best Dutch Book Designs
Founded in 1926, the annual Best Dutch Book Designs selection is Europe’s oldest book design award, recognising outstanding books where content and form meet through collaboration between publisher, designer, and producer. Books are selected, exhibited nationally and internationally, and documented in a bilingual catalogue with jury notes and production details.

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De Best Verzorgde Boeken / The Best Dutch Book Designs 2000, CPNB, 2001
De Best Verzorgde Boeken / The Best Dutch Book Designs 2000, CPNB, 2001
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