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Werbeform, Annual Review Of Advertising And Design, 1954

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Featuring the work of Hans+ Ruth Albitz, Hermann Bentele, Walter Breker, Jupp Ernst, Sigrid + Hans Lammle, Hanns Lohrer, Muller -Blase, Richard Roth, Asta + Gottlieb Ruth, Schmeltzer-Froning, Eva + Hans Schweiss, Anton Stankowski, Hubert + Grete Troost, A. E. Wuttke, and Wolf D. Zimmermann

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  • Format: Book
  • Year: 1954
  • Client/Publisher: Scherpe Verlag, Krefeld (Germany
  • Size: 245mm x 325mm

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Werbeform, Annual Review Of Advertising And Design, 1954
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