Lora Lamm

Designer: Lora Lamm

Lora Lamm was a Swiss graphic designer born in 1928 and best known for her work in Milan from 1953 to 1963, where she designed packaging, posters, and invitations for La Rinascente department store, Pirelli, and Olivetti.

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