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Typographics “TEE” No.33 (March 1983)

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Content includes:
Special Feature: Naked Dialogue
A graphic novel composition of a unique dialogue between Mr. Hermann Tuup and Mr. Yasaburo Kuwayama, who first came to Japan for the seminar in April 1982, at a public bath. Interviewer / Masayuki Ito
Essay [13] Self-language communication / Akira Miyake
Typography experiment / Kunihiko Sugiyama + Mitsuyoshi Kanazawa

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1983
  • Client/Publisher: Japan Typography Association
  • Size: 210mm x 297mm

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Typographics TEE No.33, March 1983
Typographics TEE No.33, March 1983
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