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Ilio Negri, artwork for a series of art history city guides, 1972. Milano, Istituto per la Storia de
Some BGs from Mighty Magiswords episode “Straining Day.” That last one was made to be rotated from t
Zdeněk Ziegler, film posters, 1980/1987. Czechoslovakia. Via RRtL
Herbert Spencer, Typographica 5, England, 1962. Typographica was a journal of typography and visual
Walter Dexel, Reklameuhren, new clocks for out-of-home advertising & Hans Leistikow’s artw
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William Ludlow, Italic Typography, 1927. Shown is Aldus Pius Manutius. Ludlow Typography Company. US
Alexey Brodovitch, cover design for Harpers Bazaar, 1958. USA.
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Willi Fleckhaus, artwork for Twen magazine, March 1964. Germany. The holy grail of twen issues: Visi
Fritz Lewy, promotional ad for a packaging design studio, from the magazine Die Reklame, 1926. iaddb
Saul Blass, title sequence for Stanley Kramer’s It*s a mad, mad, mad, mad world, 1963
Michael Engelmann, poster for the pre shave lotion T2, 1960s. Pitralon, Germany. Via Ideenstadt / fl
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Christoph Ehbets, record cover for Label Eterna: Beethoven, Missa Solemnis, 1966. Bach / Matthäuspas
Carl Regher, design of the first Imagination brochure for Champion Paper, Ohio, 1963. Chicago, USA.
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Adobe Calendar, 1991. The beginning of PostScript. Adobe, USA. Unknown designer. Via Peter Gabor Des
Chewing gum and typography, this collection and more via PastPrint.
elfrightsactivist:New commission post to include the typography ink character designs that seem to b
Dottie For YouCover design for paperback release of ‘Dottie For You, Season 1’ by Regina Watts.Relea
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