Novum Gebrauchsgraphik, 12, 1974

Content includes:
Alexandre Alexandre – ’Trois siécles d\’affiches Françaises’, the exposition of the Musée des Art Decoratifs
Robert Burns – ADC Toronto 1974
Rudolf Riedler – Medersa Ben Yussuf, photo by Rudolf René Gebhardt
Remigius Netzer – Carl Kock
Hans Baumeister – Warszawa 1974, The V International Poster Biennal
Liselotte Hansmann – Chiromantia

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Anisdahl/Christensen
Gebrauchsgraphik, Novum Gebrauchsgraphik
A German design magazine published from 1924 onwards, devoted to commercial art and advertising design.

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