Designer: Jan Rajlich

Jan Rajlich - Graphic Designer - Czech Republic

Jan Rajlich worked as a graphic designer and painter in Brno. his poster designs won many awards and are featured in numerous museum collections. He was a teacher at the High School of Arts and Crafts in Brno and lectured on graphic design at the Faculty of Engineering of the Brno University of Technology.

Explore related designers including Ladislav Sutnar and Karel Teige. See also Czech graphic design history, Posters, 1960s graphic design history.

Articles Featuring the Work of Jan Rajlich

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Artefacts Featuring the Work of Jan Rajlich

Typografia, ročník 72, 7, 1969

From the graphic design archive:

Typografia, ročník 72, 7, 1969

  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Jan Rajlich
  • Year: 1969
Idea 157, 1979-11

From the graphic design archive:

Idea 157, 1979-11

  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Jan Rajlich
  • Year: 1979

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