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Print, Vol 7, No.2, 1952

Contents:
Sheet Color Photogravure in Europe Today (Its Possibilities for High-Quality Printing, with some Historical Sidelights) by R. Conrad, Ph. D.
What is Gravure? by The Beck Engraving Company
Gravure Production Data by The Beck Engraving Company
Two Notes: Gravure in France and Rotogravure in America
The Delicatessen Maker by John W. Winkler. No. 26 of One Hundred Masterpieces of Printmaking by John Taylor Arms
Mauricio Lasansky and the lowa Print Group by Roy Sieber
Printing for Commerce 1952. The American Institute of Graphic Arts
Dom Casual, a new Typeface by American Typefounders

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Hans J. Barschel
Print
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 7, No.2, 1952. Cover design by Hans J. Barschel
Print, Vol 7, No.2, 1952. Cover design by Hans J. Barschel
One of the 1952 issues of American graphic arts journal, Print. With cover illustrated by Hans J. Barschel.
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