Pierre Monnerat

Publicité 10, Review of advertising and Graphic Art in Switzerland, 1959

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Pierre Monnerat
  • Year 1959
  • Client/Publisher Maurice Collet
  • Size 245mm x 310mm
Pierre Monnerat
Pierre Monnerat was a Swiss designer working across book design, illustration and print design. He worked a lot with local causes and often illustrated. His designs were featured in newspapers, magazines, hoarding and on the covers of books. Explore related designers including Herbert Leupin and Donald Brun. See also Swiss graphic design history and 1950s graphic design history.
Publicité
Publicité was a Swiss publication released from 1944. It was a review of Publicity and Advertising Art in Switzerland and trilingual.

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Publicité 10, Review of advertising and Graphic Art in Switzerland, 1959. Cover design by Pierre Monnerat
Publicité 10, Review of advertising and Graphic Art in Switzerland, 1959. Cover design by Pierre Monnerat
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