Pertinent Persuasive Cha Cha’s, Command Records, New York, 1960

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  • Format Record Sleeve
  • Designer/s Art Direction by Charles E. Murphy, Cover art by Gerry Olin
  • Year 1960
  • Client/Publisher Command Records
  • Size 315mm x 315mm
Art Direction by Charles E. Murphy, Cover art by Gerry Olin
Charles E. Murphy was an American art director and graphic designer, who was born in New York in 1933. He studied at the Yale School of Art and Architecture, graduated in 1958. Explore related designers including Paul Rand and Lester Beall. See also American Modernism and 1940s graphic design history.

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Pertinent Persuasive Cha Cha’s, Command Records, New York, 1960. Art Direction by Charles E. Murphy, Cover art by Gerry Olin
Pertinent Persuasive Cha Cha’s, Command Records, New York, 1960. Art Direction by Charles E. Murphy, Cover art by Gerry Olin
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