Graphis 003-004, 1944

Content includes:
Fritz Pauli, Etchings 1921-1943 (Kurt Sponagel)
Book Illumination at St. Gall (Dr. Jos. Muller)
Hans Fischer (Manuel Gasser)
Devotional Miniatures (Hans Kasser)
Chinese Stone Engravings (Prof. O. Fischer)
The World on Strings (W. Zimmermann)
Swiss Ex-Libris (H.K.)
Gyger’s Map of Zurich (Prof. Ed. Imhof)
Louis Barbedor, a French Master of Penmanship
British War Posters (C.F.O. Clarke)

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E, Haefelfinger
Graphis
Graphis is an international magazine founded in 1944 featuring graphic design, advertising, and illustration from around the world.

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