Moroccan graphic design history documented through artefacts, posters, and publications, reflecting the visual culture of North Africa and its intersections with French colonial design and Arabic typographic traditions.
Moroccan graphic design sits at a crossroads of French colonial visual culture, Arabic typographic tradition, and a distinctive North African aesthetic. The archive documents Moroccan design through printed matter, posters, and publications.
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Explore designers connected to Moroccan graphic design. See also French graphic design history and 1950s graphic design history.
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