George Him

Tradition in Schweppshire, Advertisement, 1963

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  • Format Printed advertisement
  • Designer/s George Him
  • Year 1963
  • Client/Publisher Schweppes
  • Size 200mm x 280mm
George Him
George Him was born in Poland in 1900 and attended the universities of Moscow, Berlin and Bonn (where, in 1924, he got his Ph.D. in the History of Religions). 1925-1928 studied design at Leipzig. 1933 to 1950s collaboration with Jan Le Witt under the joint name "Lewitt-Him." Explore related designers including Abram Games and Tom Eckersley. See also British Modernism and 1940s graphic design history.

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Tradition in Schweppshire, Advertisement, 1963. Designed by George Him
Tradition in Schweppshire, Advertisement, 1963. Designed by George Him
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