Typografia, ročník 77, 07, 1974

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  • Format Magazine / Periodical / Journal
  • Designer/s Vladimír Lutterer
  • Year 1974
  • Client/Publisher Published by the General Management of Printing Industry, Praha in SNTL-Publishers of Technical Literature
  • Size 235mm x 310mm
Vladimír Lutterer
Typografia
Typografia is a Czech typography and printing journal featuring technical articles and historic design. The magazine was first released in 1888 in Prague.

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Typografia, ročník 77, 07, 1974. Magazine design by Vladimír Lutterer
Typografia, ročník 77, 07, 1974. Magazine design by Vladimír Lutterer
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