Graphis 116, 1964

Content includes:
Adolf Wirz, Zürich: Art Directors Club of New York. 43rd Annual Exhibition of Advertising and Editorial Art 1964
Michel Ragon, Paris: Recent Examples of the Integration of the Arts
Elaine L. Johnson, New York: The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Contemporary Painters and Sculptors as Printmakers
Carlos Nieto, Madrid: Fernando Olmos
Juan Perucho, Barcelona: José Pla-Narbona
Stanley Mason, Zürich: English Merchants’ and Tradesman’s Marks
Nanine Bilski, New York: Norman Lalibarté. Banners
Eduard Prüssem, Köln: Donkey Post
Stanley Mason, Zürich: Towards an International Symbology
Margit Staber, Zürich: Icograda. First Congress, Zurich, 1964

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

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Graphis 116, 1964. Cover design by Eduard Prüssen.
Graphis 116, 1964. Cover design by Eduard Prüssen.
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