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Hans Unger

Waterside London, London Transport, 1972

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  • Format Leaflet
  • Designer/s Hans Unger
  • Year 1972
  • Client/Publisher London Transport
Hans Unger
Hans Unger, originally from Germany and later a British citizen, studied poster design in Berlin before emigrating to South Africa, serving in WWII, and eventually settling in London. Known for his vibrant colour work, especially posters for London Transport. He also travelled extensively, sketching across Europe, Turkey, and Persia. Explore related designers including Abram Games and Hans Schleger. See also British Modernism and 1950s graphic design history.

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Waterside London, London Transport, 1972. Designed by Hans Unger
Waterside London, London Transport, 1972. Designed by Hans Unger
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