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Graphis 237, 1985

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Content includes:
The visual Image of Swissair, by Bert Diener, Zurich
Swiss Posters 1984, by Ruedi Kulling, Zurich
Knoll International – Furniture Design in Congruence with Graphic Design, by Mel Silver, Paris, Steven Heller, New York, and Eckhard Neumann, Frankfurt
The 16th Kodak Colour Calendar Contest in Stuttgart, 1985, by Dr. Karl Steinorth, Stuttgart
The Poster Becomes the Product (Roger Bezombes/Bally), by Thierry Defert, Paris
Hans Georg Rauch. A black-and-white artist breaking new ground, by Dr. Georg Ramseger, Wangen, West Germany

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Rudolf Beck
  • Year: 1985
  • Client/Publisher: Graphis Press
  • Size: 235mm x 300mm

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Graphis 237, 1985. Cover design by Rudolf Beck
Graphis 237, 1985. Cover design by Rudolf Beck
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