Jiří Rathouský - Czech Graphic Designer

Typografia, ročník 71, 09, 1968

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Typografia, ročník 71, 09, 1968. Cover design by Jiří Rathouský
Typografia, ročník 71, 09, 1968. Cover design by Jiří Rathouský

 

Typografia, ročník 71, 09, 1968 back cover
Typografia, ročník 71, 09, 1968 back cover
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