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Publimondial 81, 1956

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Content includes:
A French Adman’s Impressions of the U. S. A.: An Interview With Henri Henault
The 1955 Advertising Oscar – The Gaz De France.
The French Daily Press Since 1944, by Claude Bellanger
Verigoud, Django And Pschitt : Three Oustanding Campaigns Of 1955.
Floris
New Posters Of Promise, by Pierre Mornand
Press Advertising: Juvenalia
Selection, A Digest of World News In The Field of Advertising and the Graphic Arts, by Mostyn Mowbray

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1956
  • Size: 245mm x 315mm

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Publimondial 81, 1956
Publimondial 81, 1956
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