Graphis 042, 1952

Content includes:
Max Hunziker. Stained-Glass (Hans Kasser)
Schweppes. Eloquent Enlightened Advertising (Paul Arthur)
Emett (Eric Keown)
Renfro (Georgine Oeri)
The Manesse Manuscript (Prof. G.F. Hartlaub)
Modern Labels (Charles Rosner)
Muba. Switzerland’s Show-Window to the World (Maria Netter)
Inspirations for Printers. An American House Organ (Georgine Oeri)
Christmas and New Year’s Cards (Jean Benonie)

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Max Hunziker
Max Hunziker was born in 1901 in Züruch and worked in France and Italy, later returning to Zürich in 1939. He worked across book illustration, commercial art and stained glass. Explore related designers including Hans Erni and Celestino Piatti. See also Swiss graphic design history and 1950s graphic design history.
Graphis
Graphis is an international magazine founded in 1944 featuring graphic design, advertising, and illustration from around the world.

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Graphis 42, 1952. Cover design by Max Hunziker
Graphis 42, 1952. Cover design by Max Hunziker
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