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Henryk Tomaszewski - Graphic Designer - Poland

Idea 241, 1993

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Content includes:
The World Masters 21: Henryk Tomaszewski Alain Le Quernec
Free-spirited Design, Russell Warren-Fisher Keizo Matsui
Tokyo Art Directors Club Awards 1993 Masuteru Aoba
The 72nd N.Y. ADC Annual Awards and the 7th International Awards 1993 Shinichiro Tora
Food Artist, Nir Adar
New Russian Graphic Design Exhibition
Modern Czech Posters Noboru Matsuura
Film by Elaine and Saul Bass
The Mednick Group
Society of Illustrators 35th Annual Exhibition Shinichiro Tora
The JAGDA Peace and Environment Poster Exhibition 1993 “I’m here.” Shin Matsunaga
The 4th International Graphic Arts Competition, Festival d’Affiches de Chaumont 1993 Katsumi Asaba
A Strange Combination of Tragedy and Comedy, Devis Grebu Carl Davis
New York Type Directors Club 39th Annual Exhibition in Tokyo 1993 Tsuyokatsu Kudo
Package Design by PAOS Inc. Bring New Appeal to Juccheim’s Products

Details

  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Henryk Tomaszewski
  • Year: 1993
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co
  • Size: 227mm x 298mm

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Idea 241, 1993
Idea 241, 1993. Cover design by Henryk Tomaszewski
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