Roots, 48 Frans Lieshout

Credits
Design: vanRixtelvanderPut designers
Portrait photography: Aatjan Renders
Editing: Sybrand Zijlstra
Editing in English: Ton Haak
Paper: Arctic Paper Benelux

Details

  • Format Book
  • Client/Publisher [Z]OO productions and Wilco Art Books
  • Size 168mm x 240mm
Roots (Dutch)
Roots is a Dutch design publication produced by Drukkerij de Jong, documenting the work of individual Dutch designers including Benno Wissing and Jan van Toorn.

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Roots, 48 Frans Lieshout
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