Jost Hochuli

Jost Hochuli – Printed matter, mainly books, Verlag Niggli, 2001

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Jost Hochuli
  • Year 2001
  • Client/Publisher Verlag Niggli
Jost Hochuli
Jost Hochuli is a Swiss typographer and designer known for his influential writing and work on typography, book design, and visual systems. Explore related designers including Jan Tschichold and Emil Ruder. See also Swiss International Style, Swiss graphic design history, Books.

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Jost Hochuli - Printed matter, mainly books, Verlag Niggli, 2001
Jost Hochuli – Printed matter, mainly books, Verlag Niggli, 2001
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