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Idea 115, 1972-11

Content includes:
Gottschalk + Ash by Midori Imatake
Francois Colos
5th Biennale of Graphic Design Brno 1972 by Hiroshi Ohchi
16 Pictorial Poems for Air France by Raymond Pages by Georges Martina
Liber Amicorum, steendrukkerij de Jong & Co
An Artist’s Progress, from Typographic design to Painting by Marcel Jacno
Art posters for the Munich Olympic Games by Contemporary Artists by Akiko Hyuga
Elements of idea “Shadow” Shigeo Fukuda
Group Exhibition “MUDA”
Graphic image ’72 by Shin’ichi Segi
Exhibition of the threesome, N. Yabuki, H. Yamashita and S. Arai
“Images of Chinese Characters” of Katsuichi Ito – Funny, funny ideograph
U. G. Sato: “My Theory of Evolution” Show
Netting Illustration of K. Aoki
Formative Arts by K. Matsumoto
Picturebook “MEN’S WORLD” by Hisaki Hiramatsu
Design fot T-shirts by T. Kamijo

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Gottschalk + Ash Ltd.
Gottschalk and Ash agency began its activity in Montreal in 1966 and extended it, three years later, to the Toronto area. The team also included Peter Steiner, Don Kindschi, Fredy Jaggi, Wynn Medinger, Sue Scott, Gerry Keller, Yoichi Shimizu, Bill Podmore, Stefan Wassmer and Irene Florke. Explore related designers including Fritz Gottschalk and Burton Kramer. See also Canadian graphic design history and 1960s graphic design history.
IDEA (Japan)
Idea is a Japanese design magazine that has been published since 1953, covering typography, visual identity, and contemporary graphics.

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Idea 115, 1972-11. Cover design by Gottschalk + Ash Ltd.
Idea 115, 1972-11. Cover design by Gottschalk + Ash Ltd.
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