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Idea 230, 1992-01

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Content includes:
The World Masters: 12 Ikko Tanaka by Shouji Katagishi
1991 Tokyo ADC Awards Shigeo Fukuda
Modern Finland Posters 4 Exhibit, Kyllikki Salminen, Tapani Aartomaa, Kari Piippo, Pekka Loiri Noboru Matsuura
International Poster Triennale in Toyama ’91, Gold Prize Winning Artist, Michel Quarez
An Illustrator Who Draws the Spiritual World, Roy Pendleton
Suntory Granville Collection: 1, 1890’s, The Birth of Modern Posters Makoto Nakamura
The Beauty of Composition by Guenter Knop Duncan Christy
Super Designing 2 Masami Nishiko
Roy Lichtenstein & Andy Warhol – Pop Muses Exhibition Akiko Hyuga
de Harak & Poulin Associates, Inc. and Richard Poulin
Conqueror Corporate Stationery Design Competition ’91, Letterheads of Japan, Now in Our Sight Katsumi Asaba
Rock Roll with Susumu Sato Jim Ferrante
Well Designed Products Selected by the Design Ceneter Ishikawa Haruaki Matsuyama
Kazuaki Iwasaki • Space Design Takeo Yao
Photographer in the Field of Music and Fashion, Todd Gray
Series 28: Art in New York Today, Telescopic World of Yvonne Jacquette Shoichiro Higuchi
Book Review, News & Information, Addresses of Contributors

Details

  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Ikko Tanaka
  • Year: 1992
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co

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Idea 230, 1992-01. Cover design by Ikko TanakaIdea 230, 1992-01. Cover design by Ikko Tanaka
Idea 230, 1992-01. Cover design by Ikko Tanaka

 

Idea 230, 1992-01
Idea 230, 1992-01

 

Idea 230, 1992-01
Idea 230, 1992-01
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