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Image 7, A Quarterly of The Visual Arts , 1952

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Image ran for eight issues between 1949 and 1952. It was published in the UK by Arts and Technic Ltd and edited by Robert Harling, a typographer and editor. He was also the editor of Typography and Alphabet and Image which which each published eight issues too.

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Image 7, A Quarterly of The Visual Arts , 1952
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