Visuelle Kommunikation. Bausteine, Realisationen, Brakel, Franz Schneider FSB, 1995

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  • Format Book
  • Year 1995
  • Client/Publisher Brakel, Franz Schneider FSB
  • Size 214mm x 301mm

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Visuelle Kommunikation. Bausteine, Realisationen, Brakel, Franz Schneider FSB, 1995
Visuelle Kommunikation. Bausteine, Realisationen, Brakel, Franz Schneider FSB, 1995
Visuelle Kommunikation. Bausteine, Realisationen is part of FSB’s design books, exploring how their visual system is constructed and implemented across media and products.
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