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Idea 335, 2009-7

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Content includes:
Special Feature Max Huber: Design beyond Borders
Concrete Art, Geometrical Forms, Typography / Design and Society in The Age of Reproduction / Constructive Photography and Superimposed Types and Colors / The Dynamism of Three-dimentional Layou / Toward The Production of The Space
Comments on Max Huber
Antonio Boggeri, Gianpiero Bosoni, Bruno Munari, Massimo Vignelli,
Heinz Waibl, Roberto Leydi, Toshihiro Katayama, Bruno Monguzzi
Concrete Art, Geometrical Forms, Typography
Design and Society in The Age of Reproduction
Constructive Photography and Superimposed Types and Colors
The Dynamism of Three-dimentional Layou
Toward The Production of The Space
Comments on Max Huber
Antonio Boggeri, Gianpiero Bosoni, Bruno Munari, “>Massimo Vignelli,
Heinz Waibl, Roberto Leydi, Toshihiro Katayama, Bruno Monguzzi

Details

  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Max Huber
  • Year: 2009
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co
  • Size: 226mm x 297mm

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Idea 335, 2009-7 - Max Huber Special
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Idea 335, 2009-7 – Max Huber Special Spread

 

Idea 335, 2009-7 - Max Huber Special Spread
Idea 335, 2009-7 – Max Huber Special Spread
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