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Tomasz Jura

Ty i Ja, 131, 1971 – 3

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Tomasz Jura
Tomasz Jura studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow and specialised in poster design, cartoons, and illustrations. Explore related designers including Andrzej Klimowski and Andrzej Strumiłło. See also Polish graphic design history and 1970s graphic design history.
Ty i Ja
Ty i Ja was a popular Polish magazine whose covers were designed by leading Polish poster designers, making it a key document of Polish graphic design in the 1960s and 70s.

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Ty i Ja, 131, 1971 - 3. Cover design by Tomasz Jura
Ty i Ja, 131, 1971 – 3. Cover design by Tomasz Jura
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Ty i Ja, 129, 1971 – 1

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Ty i Ja, 129, 1971 – 1

  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Tomasz Jura
  • Year: 1971
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