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Print, Vol 12, 1958

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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, Vol 12, 1958
Print, Vol 12, 1958

 

Print, Vol 12, 1958, Issue 1. Cover design by Morton Goldsholl
Print, Vol 12, 1958, Issue 1. Cover design by Morton Goldsholl

 

Print, Vol 12, 1958, Issue 2. Cover design by Phil Franznick
Print, Vol 12, 1958, Issue 2. Cover design by Phil Franznick

 

Print, Vol 12, 1958, Issue 3. Cover design by Ben Shahn
Print, Vol 12, 1958, Issue 3. Cover design by Ben Shahn
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