Gebrauchsgraphik, 07, 1952

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Content includes:
Max Körner: A selection of German posters of 1951
Eberhard Hölscher: Propagandizing wrapping papers
Ludwig Ebenhöh: The topical page
Anton Sailer: Hans Renner
Alfredo Gellhorn: Valerian Guillard, Argentinien
Anton Sailer: Woodcuts for the Song of Solomon
Ludwig Ebenhöh: Palitzsch-Berger
Eberhard Hölscher: Sascha Klingelhöfer
Kaspar Strick: Kenji Ito’s Japanese graphic publicity
Anton Sailer: Nick Knatterton
Neue Drucktypen der Lettergieterij « Amsterdam»

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