Design (Japan), 106, 1968

Content includes:
Modern Aesthetics / Max Benze
Rinascente Graphic Design / Cecilia Mora Agematsu
Series: Graphic Design by Computer (1) / CTG
New Series: Pioneer of Modern Design Education Bauhaus / Hisao Miyajima
Ikebana Misho-ryu – from the exhibition of beautiful things / Kenji Fujimori
Around Hemis Fair / Kyohei Tsuboi
Designer Three-Folded Mirror A History of Creation / Shichiro Imatake
Design report on the visualization of the national land / Kazuhito Tanabe and Takanori Makiya
Series: Fragments of Japanese Advertising Art History Tobacco / Hideyuki Oka

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Iwao Miyanaga
Design (Japan)
'Design' was launched in 1959 as a general design magazine in Japan. The covers featured the artwork of many great designers including Yusaku Kamekura, Kiyoshi Awazu, Shigeo Fukuda, Mitsuo Katsui and Ikko Tanaka.

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Design (Japan), 106, 1968. Cover design by Iwao Miyanaga
Design (Japan), 106, 1968. Cover design by Iwao Miyanaga
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