Idea 112, 1972-7

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Content includes:
Barry Zaid
Reorn Buenos Aires through the Sense of Sight by Hiroshi Ohchi
Giancarlo Marchi and “Perugina”
Vasarely’s works by Takachiyo Uemura
Arts populaires en Suisse by Akiko Hyuga
Works selected by ADC of Tokyo 1971
Elements of idea “Metamorphosis” by Shigeo Fukuda
The 7th Exhibition of Japan package design
Drawings Fanny Darnat
Colourful textile design by Hiroshi Awatsuji
In search of a new environment (Kagome Co., Ltd.)
Typographical design by Yasaburo Kuwayama by Hiromu Hara

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Idea 112, 1972-7.  Cover design by Barry Zaid
Idea 112, 1972-7. Cover design by Barry Zaid
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