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Sigill – Blätter Für Buch Und Kunst, Heft 1, Folge 12, 1995

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Otto Rohse
Otto Rohse was an illustrator, typographer, and book designer. He was born on July 8, 1925, in Insterburg in East Prussia. In 1962, he set up Otto Rohse Presse, a traditional hand press for book printing. Explore related designers including Jan Tschichold and Jost Hochuli. See also New Typography and 1950s graphic design history.
Blätter Für Buch Und Kunst
Blätter für Buch und Kunst was a German journal focused on book arts, fine printing, typography, and bibliophile culture in the early twentieth century.

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  • Year: 1995
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  • Year: 1994
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