Projekt 084, 5, 1971

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The Polish Journal of visual art and design

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Projekt 84, 5, 1971. Cover design by Aleksandra Jachtoma
Projekt 84, 5, 1971. Cover design by Aleksandra Jachtoma
Projekt 84, 5, 1971. Cover design by Aleksandra Jachtoma
Projekt 84, 5, 1971. Cover design by Aleksandra Jachtoma
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