Posters and Publicity 1929, Commercial Art Annual, The Studio, 1929

Edited by F. A. Mercer and W. Gaunt

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  • Format Book
  • Year 1929
  • Client/Publisher The Studio, Limited
  • Size 210mm x 296mm
Posters and Publicity
Posters and Publicity was an annual publication documenting the best in poster design and advertising art, covering British and international commercial graphic design.

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Posters and Publicity 1929, Commercial Art Annual, The Studio, 1929
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Posters and Publicity 1929, Commercial Art Annual, The Studio, 1929
Posters and Publicity 1929, Commercial Art Annual, The Studio, 1929

 

Posters and Publicity 1929, Commercial Art Annual, The Studio, 1929
Posters and Publicity 1929, Commercial Art Annual, The Studio, 1929

 

Posters and Publicity 1929, Commercial Art Annual, The Studio, 1929
Posters and Publicity 1929, Commercial Art Annual, The Studio, 1929
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