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IDZ Protokolle: HfG Ulm, IDZ (Internationales Design Zentrum), Berlin, 1987

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Bernard Stein
  • Year 1987
  • Client/Publisher Internationales Design Zentrum Berlin
  • Size 150mm x 210mm
Bernard Stein
Bernard Stein is a German designer and publisher who co-founded the Berlin studio Ott+Stein with Nicolaus Ott and was a creative director at Metadesign. His work includes corporate identities, book design, and design for exhibitions. Explore related designers including Gunter Rambow and Hans Hillmann. See also German graphic design history and 1960s graphic design history.

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IDZ Protokolle: HfG Ulm, IDZ (Internationales Design Zentrum), Berlin, 1987. Designed by Bernard Stein
IDZ Protokolle: HfG Ulm, IDZ (Internationales Design Zentrum), Berlin, 1987. Designed by Bernard Stein
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