Linea grafica, 06, November/December, 1970

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Content includes:
Gustavo Montanaro: « Success of teamwork »
Georges Martina: « Dalì… and the “author’s paintings” posters of the French railways
cesi » (avec texte français)
Salvatore Maugeri: « Italian graphics from ’45 to today: the graphic activity of
Italian sculptors »
Minotaur: « Exploration of comics: science fiction, a pretext for evasion
sion » (avec texte français)
Franco Solmi: « Faithful to the spirit of the great masters »
G.M.: « Advertisement and press advertising in France » (avec texte français)
M.: « The artistic manifesto » (avec texte français)
G. Martina: « Hiroshi Ohchi, Japanese graphic designer » (avec texte français)
• Dino Villani: « The tourist poster evolves in tradition »
« The image of the Finsider Group and its main subsidiary Italsider
in the 1970 trade fairs in Italy and abroad »
Fabio Mataloni: « Graphics and society: the first Rimini Biennial »
m.: « A calendar for the imagination »
m.: «Prophecy is in the enigma»
D.P. Roberts: « Some considerations on industrial noise and control »
Carlo Munari: « The arts »
« Technical newsletter and reports »
« Summary in French and English »

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Linea grafica, 06, November/December, 1970. Cover design by Luciano Esculapio
Linea grafica, 06, November/December, 1970. Cover design by Luciano Esculapio
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