Ring neue werbegestalter, Amsterdamer Ausstellung 1931, 1990

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Cover image by Piet Zwart
Featuring the Circle of New Advertising Designers (Ring Neue Werbegestalter exhibition, 1931, Amsterdam.
Designers featured include Jan Tschichold, Piet Zwart, Max Bill, Max Burchatz, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Willi Baumeister, Walter Dexel, Dick Elffers, John Heartfield, Paul Shuitema, Karel Tiege, Kurt Schwitters, Ladislav Sutnar and more.

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Ring neue werbegestalter, Amsterdamer Ausstellung 1931, 1990
Ring neue werbegestalter, Amsterdamer Ausstellung 1931, 1990

 

Ring neue werbegestalter, Amsterdamer Ausstellung 1931, 1990
Ring neue werbegestalter, Amsterdamer Ausstellung 1931, 1990

 

Ring neue werbegestalter, Amsterdamer Ausstellung 1931, 1990
Ring neue werbegestalter, Amsterdamer Ausstellung 1931, 1990
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