Jan Lenica

Graphis 183, 1976

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Content includes:
Photographis 76. Annual of Advertising and Editorial Photography, by Henry Wolf, New York
Ubu Roi. Jan Lenica’s latest animated film, by Boris von Borresholm, Munich
Josse Goffin, by Manuel Gasser, Zurich
The Classics of West German Advertising. The Art Directors Club of Germany presents ten years of advertising, by Reinhart Wolf, Hamburg
Illustration in Japan, by Ikko Tanaka, Tokyo
East German Graphic Design, by Franz Herman Wills, Berlin
Arts of the Eskimo: Prints, by Stanley Mason, Zurich

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Graphis 183, 1976. Cover design by Jan Lenica.
Graphis 183, 1976. Cover design by Jan Lenica.
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