Bruno K Wiese

Peace-keeping Operations. United Nations Geneva, Stamps, 1980

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Bruno K Wiese
Bruno K Wiese was born in 1922 in Berlin and studied at the Higher Institute of Figurative Arts between 1945 and 1949, collaborating with O.H.W. Hadank until he started his own practice in 1954 in Hamburg. He worked on design, packaging design, corporate identity, posters and stamps. Explore related designers including Günther Kieser and Hans Hillmann. See also German graphic design history and 1950s graphic design history.

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Peace-keeping Operations. United Nations Geneva, Stamps, 1980 designed by Bruno K Wiese
Peace-keeping Operations. United Nations Geneva, Stamps, 1980 designed by Bruno K Wiese

 

Peace-keeping Operations. United Nations Geneva, Stamps, 1980 designed by Bruno K Wiese
Peace-keeping Operations. United Nations Geneva, Stamps, 1980 designed by Bruno K Wiese

 

Peace-keeping Operations. United Nations Geneva, Stamps, 1980 designed by Bruno K Wiese
Peace-keeping Operations. United Nations Geneva, Stamps, 1980 designed by Bruno K Wiese

 

Peace-keeping Operations. United Nations Geneva, Stamps, 1980 designed by Bruno K Wiese
Peace-keeping Operations. United Nations Geneva, Stamps, 1980 designed by Bruno K Wiese

 

Peace-keeping Operations. United Nations Geneva, Stamps, 1980 designed by Bruno K Wiese
Peace-keeping Operations. United Nations Geneva, Stamps, 1980 designed by Bruno K Wiese
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