Pirelli, Rivista d’informazione e di tecnica, vol 20, no 5, 1967

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‘This cover by Pino Tovaglia reminds readers that Pirelli magazine turns twenty. The magazine was born out of the desire to open a broader and more direct conversation between those who produce and those who buy and to favour the process of integrating the company into the community.’

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Pirelli, Rivista d'informazione e di tecnica, vol 20, no 5, 1967. Cover design by Pino Tovaglia
Pirelli, Rivista d’informazione e di tecnica, vol 20, no 5, 1967. Cover design by Pino Tovaglia
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