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Publimondial 27. 1950

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International Journal of Graphic Arts and Advertising Techniques.
Content includes:
American Association of AdvertisIng Agencies by Frédéric R. Gamble.
An Imagier-Artist In Advertising Bernard Baudouin by J. V.
Belgium’s National Travel Agency by Arthur Haulot (Tourist Commissioner in Belgium)
Publicity Serves: A Metropolis by Claude Robillard.
Travel in France by Georges Martina
Light And Architecture by M. Deribere
Tourist Publicity In Italy by Dino Villani
Posters from Here and There, Transportation Advertising by G. M
Publicity And Psychology by Marcel Nancey
The Tour De France a First Class Publicity Stunt by Amédée D’yvignac
The Advertising World

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Bernard Baudouin
  • Year: 1950
  • Size: 245mm x 315mm

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Publimondial N° 27. 1950, cover Design by Bernard Baudouin
Publimondial N° 27. 1950, cover Design by Bernard Baudouin
Publimondial 27. 1950
Publimondial 27. 1950
Publimondial 27. 1950
Publimondial 27. 1950
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Publimondial 27. 1950
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