World Graphics, Issue 6, 1964

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World Graphics was published by Kimberly-Clark. It was designed and printed by Sequoia Press, Michigan. The art director and editor: William R. Stone.

‘In this issue of World Graphics, we will attempt to show in panorama the curious blend of East and West, and the
masterful way in which Japan’s Graphic designers have interpreted contemporary graphics to their own people and culture.’

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