Idea 034, 1959-4

Content includes:
Graphic Section
Direct mails of department stores and E. Merck
Work of H. Sickman
Chiristmas cards
Works of M. Katsui, S. Fukuda and T. Ejima
Color Section
Direct mails
Christmas cards
Works of M. Katsui, S. Fukuda and T. Ejima
Editorials
Fashon artists who create beauty and dream by T. Miyayama
The symbols by S. Imatake
Packaging Pageant
Shock-absorbing carton
What will packaging be like in 1968?
Editor’s note

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William F. Bunce
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 34, 1959-4. Cover design by William F. Bunce
Idea 34, 1959-4. Cover design by William F. Bunce
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