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Industrial Design, Vol 04, No. 02, February 1957

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Martin Rosenzweig
Industrial Design
Industrial Design was an American design magazine, primarily focused at professionals in industrial design. It was first published in 1954, by Charles Whitney, with Alvin Lustig as art director.

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Industrial Design, Vol 04, No. 02, February 1957. Cover design by Martin Rosenzweig
Industrial Design, Vol 04, No. 02, February 1957. Cover design by Martin Rosenzweig
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