Normandie, French Cartoguide 03, Shell, 1975

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  • Format Folded Map
  • Designer/s Alain Cornic
  • Year c. 1975
  • Client/Publisher Shell
  • Size 118mm x 280mm (folded)
Alain Cornic
Alain Cornic was a illustrator and designer, best known for his tourist brochures and cartographic publications created for clients like Shell, Air France, and the French Tourist Office during the 1960s and 1970s. Explore related designers including Jean Colin and Eric Lancaster. See also French graphic design history and 1950s graphic design history.

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Normandie, French Cartoguide 03, Shell, 1975. Illustrated by Alain Cornic
Normandie, French Cartoguide 03, Shell, 1975. Illustrated by Alain Cornic

 

Normandie, French Cartoguide 03, Shell, 1975. Illustrated by Alain Cornic
Normandie, French Cartoguide 03, Shell, 1975. Illustrated by Alain Cornic
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