Idea 033, 1959-2

Content includes:

Typographic design in U.S.A. Yusaku Kamekura
Exhibition of Japanse advertising art in Austria Hiroshi Ohchi
Hans Haderek
The Nika Commercial Art Exhibition
P.R. of W. S. Crawford’s exhibitions
Typographic design in America
Hans Haderek
The Nika Art Exhibition
Trends of commercial photograph K. Tsukada
Photograph and design M. Katsui
The neutral form S. Imatake
Brief history of Japanese commercial art A. Yamana
New packaging concepts sell and satisfy Printer’s Ink
Editor’s note

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Erick Buchergger
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 33, 1959-2. Cover design by Erick Buchergger
Idea 33, 1959-2. Cover design by Erick Buchergger
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