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Marian Stachurski

Polen, Illustrierte Zeitschrift, Nr.11, 1964

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Marian Stachurski
  • Year: 1964
  • Client/Publisher: Polonia Verlag
  • Size: 280mm x 365mm

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Polen, Illustrierte Zeitschrift, Nr.11, 1964. Cover design by Marian Stachurski
Polen, Illustrierte Zeitschrift, Nr.11, 1964. Cover design by Marian Stachurski

 

Polen, Illustrierte Zeitschrift, Nr.11, 1964. Cover design by Marian Stachurski
Polen, Illustrierte Zeitschrift, Nr.11, 1964. Cover design by Marian Stachurski
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