Quarterly Design No. 93, Autumn 1973 (Issue No. 167)

Table of Contents
Three Black Pencils 15-19 Ken Katayama’s Illustration 20-24 Katsuyuki Shinohara’s Illustration 25-30 Syuji Tateishi’s Illustration
Special Feature 1: Kei ga -Tsunehisa Kimura Gozo Yoshimasu
Special Feature 2: Tadanori Yokoo’s Works “Cloud Time Bird. Country”
Essay on Artist Series 3: Tadanori Yokoo Koichi Tanikawa Suehiro Tanemura
Makoto Wada’s Symbol Mark Design Ryuichi Yamashiro Handmade Mark
City and Plastic arts Photography: Koji Taki Artists: Susumu Shingu Aijiro Wakita. Tadanori Yokoo Morio Shinoda. Ikko Tanaka Kuniichi Shima Shigeo Fukuda. Shiro Kuramata Syu Takahashi.
Graphic Image ’73 Exhibition Commentary by Ichiro Haryu
International Exhibition of Cups Photography: Fumio Saji Article- -Kinpei Nakamura
Serial: History of Modern Design – 3 -Takahiko Okada
Commentary on Book “Design Methods”
Introduction of a New Publication: “Symbol of Japan”
Lausanne Tapisserie Biennale – Yoichi Onagi
Bibliography

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Quarterly Design
Quarterly Design was a Japanese design publication documenting design practice and visual communication from Japan and overseas.

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Quarterly Design No. 93, Autumn 1973 (Issue No. 167). Cover design by Ikuyoshi Shibukawa
Quarterly Design No. 93, Autumn 1973 (Issue No. 167). Cover design by Ikuyoshi Shibukawa
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