KLM Travel Documents Wallet, 1958

Year is based on stamped ticket and not year of the first design

Details

  • Format Wallet
  • Designer/s Otto Treumann
  • Year 1958
  • Client/Publisher KLM
  • Size 114 x 214 cm
Otto Treumann
Otto Treumann was born in Fürth, Germany, in 1919 and moved to Amsterdam in 1935. He began his freelance graphic design career after the war (1945-46). He participated in exhibitions and reviews at home and abroad. His solo exhibitions took place in Arnhem, Hapert, Leuwarden, and Amsterdam and an exhibition of his works was held in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 1970. Explore related designers including Dick Elffers and Benno Wissing. See also Dutch Modernism and Dutch graphic design history.

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KLM Travel Documents Wallet, 1952. Designed by Otto Treumann
KLM Travel Documents Wallet, 1958. Designed by Otto Treumann
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