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Striking illustrated cover designed by Swiss graphic artist, Donald Brun.

Content includes:
Les Trésors Des Musées De Vienne * An Exhibition of Treasures From The Vienna Museums.
Savignac, L’outsider by Robert Guérin
Les Arts Graphiques En Tchécoslovaquie * The Graphic Arts In Czechoslovakia.
Les Marionettes De Pierre Gauchat
Une Jeune Fille De France a La Conquête Pacifique D’un Pays Meurtri. by R.-L. Dupuy
The Pacific Conquest of a Battered Country by a Young French Girl.
Pat Keely, Dessinateur Anglais * British Artist
Donald Brun, Artiste Balois * Basle Artist .
Le Dessin Industriel * Industrial Design by Ernst Lehner
La Publicité A Cuba * Advertising In Cuba
Illustrations De A. Brandt
Roland Ansieau, Affichiste * Poster Designer by R. Roquin
Dessins D’enfants * Children’s Drawings by B. C… …
Deux Exemples * Two Examples by A. G.
Étalage Tchécoslovaques * Czech Displays .
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Publimondial 11, 1948. Cover design by Donald Brun
Publimondial 11, 1948. Cover design by Donald Brun
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