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Jurriaan Schrofer

Museumjournaal, Serie 18 no4, 1973

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  • Format Exhibition Catalogue
  • Designer/s Frank Steenhagen (cover), Jurriaan Schrofer (layout)
  • Year 1973
  • Client/Publisher stichting kustpublicaties
  • Size 180mm x 250mmm
Frank Steenhagen (cover), Jurriaan Schrofer (layout)
Jurriaan Willem Schrofer was a graphic designer and type designer. He worked as an assistant of Dick Elffers and then as designer for Drukkerij Meijer, a printer in Wormerveer. In the 1950s he worked independently and from 1974 to 1979, he was a partner at Total Design. Explore related designers including Wim Crouwel and Total Design. See also Dutch Modernism, Dutch graphic design history, and 1960s graphic design history.
museumjournaal
museumjournaal was a Dutch museum periodical featuring exhibitions, photography, and contemporary art.

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Museumjournaal, Serie 18 no4, 1973. Frank Steenhagen (cover), Jurriaan Schrofer (layout)
Museumjournaal, Serie 18 no4, 1973. Frank Steenhagen (cover), Jurriaan Schrofer (layout)
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