Graphis 011-012, 1945

Content includes:
Derain’s “Pantagruel (Pierre Gauchat)
The Chinese Method of Writing and Painting with Ink (Lin Tsiu-sen)
Soviet Children’s Paintings (Hans Kasser)
Eidenbenz (Hans Kasser)
Paul Grimault Film Cartoons/Trickfilme (Colette Vasselon)
Margeurite Ammann (Dr. Albert Baur)
The Cataloguese of “Trois Quartiers” (C. Vasselon)
2x Alois Carigiet (Manuel Gasser)
Picasso: “…Sueno y mentira” (Dr. Bernhard Geiser)
Displays by Fritz Keller (Hans Kasser)
The Copy-Book of Urban Wyss (Dr. Hermann Kienzle)
Some Master Drawings from the work of Urs Graf (Dr. Hans Kogler)
Travel-Souvenirs (Hans Kasser)
Photos et montages de Pierre Boucher (Remy Duval)
Resume Francais des textes
New American Art Books, by Max Bill

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

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Graphis 11-12, 1945. Cover design by André Derain
Graphis 11-12, 1945. Cover design by André Derain
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