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Modern Publicity 1934-35, The Studio Limited, 1935

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Johns Manbridge
  • Year 1935
  • Client/Publisher The Studio Publications
  • Size 220mm x 290mm
Johns Manbridge
Modern Publicity
Modern Publicity was a British design annual published by The Studio Ltd. It featured many areas of design such as posters and brochure but also logo design and magazine advertisements.

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Modern Publicity 1934-35, The Studio Limited, 1935. Cover design by Johns Manbridge
Modern Publicity 1934-35, The Studio Limited, 1935. Cover design by Johns Manbridge

 

Modern Publicity 1934-35, The Studio Limited, 1935. Cover design by Johns Manbridge
Modern Publicity 1934-35, The Studio Limited, 1935. Cover design by Johns Manbridge
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