Form und Technik, Vol 04, No. 03, March 1953

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  • Format Magazine / Periodical / Journal
  • Designer/s Master School for Graphic Arts and Book Trade, Berlin
  • Year 1953
  • Client/Publisher Industrial Union of Printing and Paper
  • Size 210mm x 295mm
Master School for Graphic Arts and Book Trade, Berlin
Form und Technik
Form und Technik was a German design and industry publication documenting the relationship between form and manufacturing in the postwar period.

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Form und Technik, Vol 04, No. 03, March 1953. Cover design by the Master School for Graphic Arts and Book Trade, Berlin
Form und Technik, Vol 04, No. 03, March 1953. Cover design by the Master School for Graphic Arts and Book Trade, Berlin
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