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Gard Sivik 25, March – April 1962

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Gard Sivik was a Flemish and Dutch avant-garde magazine that was founded in 1955 on the initiative of the Flemish poets Gust Gils and Paul Snoek. The experimental magazine was named after the eponymous jazz café on the Stadswaag in Antwerp, and aimed to provide a forum for young poets ‘to promote avant-garde art

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1962
  • Size: 165mm x 210mm

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Gard Sivik 25, March - April 1962
Gard Sivik 25, March – April 1962
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