Print, America’s Graphic Design Magazine, Vol 18, 01, 1964

TYPOGRAPHY TODAY
An anthology of words and works
in the Modern World By Paul Rand
The Impact of Science and Technology on Typography By Bruce MacKenzie
Quousque Tandem . .. By Jan Tschichold
Examples of Typography
Articles: The American Scene. William Golden, Herb Lubalin, Allen F. Hurlburt, Herbert Bayer, Robert M. Jones, Morton Goldsholl, Louis Dorfsman and Lester Beall
Examples of Typography
Articles: Views from Abroad
Switzerland: Nelly Loewensberg-Rudin, Armin Hofmann, Kurt Wirth, Max Caflisch, S. Odermatt
Sweden: Olle Eksell
Italy: Aldo Novarese, Franco Grignani
Netherlands: Piet Zwart, Wim Crouwel, W. Sandberg
England: John Commander
Germany: Olaf Leu, Walter Brudi, Franz Hottenroth and Kurt Weidemann
Czechoslovakia: Oldrich Hlavsa
Japan: Yusaku Kamekura
Canada: Frank Newfeld
Articles: Looking Ahead
Will Burtin, U.S.A.
J. Müller-Brockmann, Switzerland
Henri Friedlaender, Israel
Hans Schmoller, England
Leo Lionni, U.S.A.
Heiri Steiner, Switzerland
Carl Dair, Canada
Eugenio Carmi, Italy
Toward an International Language

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Andrew P. Kner
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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, America's Graphic Design Magazine, Vol 18, 01, 1964. Cover design by Andrew P. Kner
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