Graphis 91, 1960

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Manuel Gasser, Zurich: Marino Marini
Dr. Bernhard Geiser, Bern: Picasso: Colour Linocuts
Bedrich Votruba, Praha: Czechoslovak Graphic and Advertising Art
Jaroslav Bocek, Praha: Czechoslovak Puppet Films
Peter Olufsen/Poul Tibaek Kobenhavn: The Danish Agricultural Marketing Board
Gillo Dorfles, Milano: Confalonieri & Negri
Kim Taylor, Zurich: Otto Rohse
Jean Porcher, Paris: Early French Illuminated Manuscripts
Leo Lionni, New York: Of Art and art

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Graphis 91, 1960. Cover design by Marino Marini
Graphis 91, 1960. Cover design by Marino Marini
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