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Design (Japan), 095, 1967

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Content includes:
Posters from the World Exposition
People, civilization, and culture – Considerations on design / Ryuichi Hamaguchi
The person and work of Kazumasa Nagai / Tadanori Yokoo
From the exhibition of contemporary American living art / Yoshiaki Inui
Nikke posters – Fragments of Japanese advertising art history ⑨ / Hiroshi Hara
ONO Jin ④ / Takashi Ono
Display at the Finnish architecture exhibition / Kenji Fujimori
Design digest
Self-portrait of a late wartime generation – Designer’s three-way mirror / Takao Imazu
Design using screens and apertures ② – Discovering visual design through printing technology ③ / Dai Nippon Printing

Details

  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Nadamoto
  • Year: 1967
  • Client/Publisher: Bijutsu Shuppansha
  • Size: 210mm x 297mm

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Design (Japan), 095, 1967. Cover design by Nadamoto
Design (Japan), 095, 1967. Cover design by Nadamoto

 

Design (Japan), 095, 1967
Design (Japan), 095, 1967
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