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Herbert Bayer / Yusaku Kamekura
Two antipodal writers (Yoshio Hayakawa and Tadao Ujihara) / Kinkichi Takahashi
Mode painting is a trendy item / Shichiro Imatake
Tourism Poster / Shun Miyayama
Design Class / Hiroshi Ochi
Face of Designer / Yusaku Kamekura
An artist who talked with the countries he visited / Hiroshi Ochi
Advertising in Europe / Hiroshi Ochi
Industrial Bank of Japan / Moriharu Watanabe
Welcome to No. 10 / Seiichiro Ogawa
Miscellaneous notes on tourism posters / Fumio Yamana
Disjointed Road / Senji Kubo
Looking for a young illustrator / Henry Noborimura
Atelier in the Park / Nobuji Koyama
Invitation to Photocomposition / Ryuichi Yamashiro
Illustrator Akira Nakao / Masanori Okuda
Illustrator Chihiro Iwasaki / Tamimasa Kawasaki
Newspaper advertisement illustration / Hideo Mukai
How a character is made / Shuichi Doigawa
Concept and method of new packaging / Printers Inc.

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Idea 010, 1955. Cover design by Herbert Bayer
Idea 010, 1955. Cover design by Herbert Bayer
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