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UIL (Unione Italiana Del Lavoro), Trade Union Card, 1981

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  • Format Folded Card
  • Designer/s Most Likely Michele Spera
  • Year 1981
  • Client/Publisher Unione Italiana Del Lavoro
  • Size 74mm x 100mm
Most Likely Michele Spera
Michele Spera studied architecture at Rome University from 1957 to 1963, winning a scholarship in graphic design in 1961. He was one of the first visual designers to work professionally and continually for a political party, the Italian Republican Party, for which he created a visual identity and a widely known image. Explore related designers including Massimo Vignelli and A.G. Fronzoni. See also Italian Modernism and Italian graphic design history.

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UIL (Unione Italiana Del Lavoro), Trade Union Card, 1981
UIL (Unione Italiana Del Lavoro), Trade Union Card, 1981

 

UIL (Unione Italiana Del Lavoro), Trade Union Card, 1981
UIL (Unione Italiana Del Lavoro), Trade Union Card, 1981
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