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Takenobu Igarashi - Graphic Designer - Japan

Igarashi Space Graphics: Design for Communication, Design for Environment, Design for Design, Shoten Kenchiku-sha, 1983.

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  • Format: Book
  • Designer/s: Takenobu Igarashi
  • Year: 1983
  • Client/Publisher: Shoten Kenchiku-sha

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Igarashi Space Graphics - Design for Communication, Design for Environment, Design for Design, Shoten Kenchiku-sha, 1983.
Igarashi Space Graphics – Design for Communication, Design for Environment, Design for Design, Shoten Kenchiku-sha, 1983.

 

Igarashi Space Graphics - Design for Communication, Design for Environment, Design for Design, Shoten Kenchiku-sha, 1983.
Igarashi Space Graphics – Design for Communication, Design for Environment, Design for Design, Shoten Kenchiku-sha, 1983.

 

Igarashi Space Graphics - Design for Communication, Design for Environment, Design for Design, Shoten Kenchiku-sha, 1983.
Igarashi Space Graphics – Design for Communication, Design for Environment, Design for Design, Shoten Kenchiku-sha, 1983.

 

Igarashi Space Graphics - Design for Communication, Design for Environment, Design for Design, Shoten Kenchiku-sha, 1983.
Igarashi Space Graphics – Design for Communication, Design for Environment, Design for Design, Shoten Kenchiku-sha, 1983.
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