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Idea 041, 1960-6

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Content includes:
Graphic Arts
Visual Communications in Canada
Foreword by Arnold Rockman
Paul Arthur, Ted Bethune, Jack Birdsall, Hans Kleefeld, Graham Coughtry, Louis de Niverville, Theo Dimson, Allan Fleming, Eugenie Groh, James Hill, Frank Lipari, Arnaud Maggs, Allan Mardon, Frank Newfeld, Leo Rampen, Ernst Roch
World Design Conference Thumbnail sketches of visiting designers

Color Reproductions
Works of Canadian graphic designers
Allan Fleming
Ernst Roch

Editorial
“Nouvelle Vague” in layout by S. Imatake
What’s meant by Good Design? by T. Uemura
Visit to British Industrial Design Center by I. Hasegawa
An artist in the age of marketing by Printer’s Ink
Challenge to packaging in the 60’s by Modern Packaging
Editor’s note

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Erick Buchergger
  • Year: 1960
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co

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Idea 41, 1960-6. Cover design by Erick Buchergger
Idea 41, 1960-6. Cover design by Erick Buchergger
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