Graphis 206, 1979/80

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Content includes:
Hermann Eidenbenz, by Henri Steiner, Zurich
Dutch Design for the Public Sector, by Cees Broos, The Hague
Jay Maisel, by Allan Porter, Lucerne
Halas & Batchelor: Forty years of film animation, by Roger Manvell, Dartmouth
Penthouse – High-class imagery of a men’s magazine, by Donna Gibbons, State College, Pennsylvania
Barbara Sandler, by Gertrude Snyder, New York

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Graphis 206, 1979/80. Cover design by Jay Maisel
Graphis 206, 1979/80. Cover design by Jay Maisel
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