Graphis 214, 1981/82

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Gilbert Stone, by Gertrude Snyder, Newton, New Jersey
Cook and Shanosky Associates, by Massimo Vignelli, New York
Frieder Grindler: Posters, by Eckhard Neumann, Frankfurt/Main
Franco Bassi: Designer/Art Director/Artist, by Dr. Renzo Zorzi, Milan
Chicago 80, by Bill Arthur Rogers, Chicago
The Solar Film. Saul + Elaine Bass: A new film on solar energy, by Stanley Mason, Zurich
Peter Sis, by John Halas, London
Honi soit qui mal y pense – or graphic designers don their own masks, by Rolf Muller, Munich
Pesaro-A city communicates through posters, by Alastair Allen, Ludlo

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Graphis 214, 1981/82. Cover design by Gilbert Stone
Graphis 214, 1981/82. Cover design by Gilbert Stone
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