Tomi Ungerer

Graphis Annual 1970|71

International annual of advertising graphics

Details

  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Tomi Ungerer
  • Year 1970
  • Client/Publisher Graphis Inc
  • Size 240mm x 300mm
Tomi Ungerer
Tomi Ungerer, a self-taught illustrator, gained rapid recognition in New York after a varied early life that included working odd jobs across Europe. He became known for his cartoons, advertising work, and children's books. Explore related designers including André François and Roland Topor. See also French graphic design history and 1960s graphic design history.
Graphis Annual
Graphis Annual was a book compiling posters, ads, and design work from the magazine and featuring designers from around the world.

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Graphis Annual 1970|71. Cover design by Tomi Ungerer
Graphis Annual 1970|71. Cover design by Tomi Ungerer
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