Gebrauchsgraphik, 10, 1964

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Content includes:
Hans Kuh – Guy Peellaert · A Belgian Illustrator
Armin Eichholz – Realism is the Score · On the Record-Sleeves of the Philips-Twen-Series
Kurt Kranz – Applied Paper-Plastic
Remigius Netzer – Pictorial Illustrations · New Work by Joachim Braatz
Gerda Lerch – The MostBeautiful German Books of 1963
Pieter Brattinga – A Photo Report by Leonard Freed
Eberhard Hölscher – Praxis Aurea · Practical Advice for Young Physicians
Ludwig Ebenhöh – Hans Jürgen Spohn · Commercial Art in Berlin

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