Graphis 190, 1977/78

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Content includes:
Recent Advertising and Editorial Art in Australia, by Lyndon Whaite, Clarendon, South Australia
Photographis ’77: The dream and ideal of mass media photography, by Gene Thornton, New York
Willy Fleckhaus. Book covers for a sophisticated readership, by Stanley Mason, Zurich
Cuban Posters, by Anton Meier, Geneva
Dan Reisinger, by Itzhak Gaon, Jerusalem
Geigy Design USA, by John deCesare, New York
Geoffrey Moss: Captionsless symbolic illustration, by Dan Rather, Washington

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Graphis 190, 1977/78. Cover design by Barrie Tucker
Graphis 190, 1977/78. Cover design by Barrie Tucker
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