Paul Mijksenaar

Hier openen, Paul Mijksenaar en Piet Westendorp, Könemann, 2000

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Paul Mijksenaar
  • Year 2000
  • Client/Publisher Könemann
  • Size 250mm x 252mm
Paul Mijksenaar
Paul Mijksenaar is a Dutch information designer born in 1944. He is known for his work in wayfinding and signage systems, particularly his work for airports and public transport. He also founded Mijksenaar Design. Explore related designers including Wim Crouwel and Paul Schuitema. See also Dutch Modernism, Dutch graphic design history, and Rise of Corporate Identity.

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Hier openen, Paul Mijksenaar en Piet Westendorp, Könemann, 2000
Hier openen, Paul Mijksenaar en Piet Westendorp, Könemann, 2000
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