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Objectif 58, No 31, October 1957

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official bulletin of the universal and international exposition of Brussels 1958

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Bosschem
  • Year: 1957
  • Client/Publisher: Exposition universelle de 1958
  • Size: 170mm x 240mm

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Objectif 58, No 31, October 1957. Cover design by Bosschem
Objectif 58, No 31, October 1957. Cover design by Bosschem

 

Objectif 58, No 31, October 1957. Cover design by Bosschem
Objectif 58, No 31, October 1957. Cover design by Bosschem
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