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Print, A Quarterly Journal of The Graphic Arts, Vol 5, 1947 – 1948

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Print: A Quarterly Journal of the Graphic Arts (later Print) was an American publication which featured a world-wide view of graphic design. It was first published in 1940 by William Edwin Rudge, New York and the magazine was releasing issues all the way until 2017.

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Print, A Quarterly Journal of The Graphic Arts, Vol 5, 1947 - 1948
Print, A Quarterly Journal of The Graphic Arts, Vol 5, 1947 – 1948

 

Print, A Quarterly Journal of The Graphic Arts, Vol 5, No.1, 1947
Print, A Quarterly Journal of The Graphic Arts, Vol 5, No.1, 1947

 

Print, A Quarterly Journal of The Graphic Arts, Vol 5, No.2, 1947
Print, A Quarterly Journal of The Graphic Arts, Vol 5, No.2, 1947

 

Print, A Quarterly Journal of The Graphic Arts, Vol 5, No.3, 1947. Cover by Alex Steinweiss
Print, A Quarterly Journal of The Graphic Arts, Vol 5, No.3, 1947. Cover by Alex Steinweiss

 

Print, A Quarterly Journal of The Graphic Arts, Vol 5, No.4, 1948.
Print, A Quarterly Journal of The Graphic Arts, Vol 5, No.4, 1948.
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