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Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s

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  • Format Folded Brochure
  • Designer/s Hugo Wetli
  • Year 1950s
  • Client/Publisher Swissair
  • Size 100mm x 210mm (folded), 1000mm x 420mm (flat)
Hugo Wetli
Hugo Wetli worked as a graphic designer, painter, book illustrator and mural artist, Before setting up his own studio in Switzerland in 1955, he worked at an animated film studio in Paris, His most recognised work is posters he designed for cultural and tourist organisations. Explore related designers including Herbert Leupin and Hans Erni. See also Swiss graphic design history, Posters, and 1950s graphic design history.

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Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Wetli
Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Wetli
Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Wetli
Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Wetli
Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Wetli
Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Wetli
  • Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Welti
    Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Wetli
  • Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Wetli
    Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Wetli
  • Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Wetli
    Swissair Routes Brochure, 1950s. Designed by Hugo Wetli
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