I Manifesti di Milton Glaser

Milton Glaser

I Manifesti di Milton Glaser

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Size: 11 x 14 in.

86 pages; 63 illustrations, 31 in color

Softcover

Language: Italian

Catalogue of the 1898 Milan exhibition of posters by this contemporary American graphic master. Essays by Jean-Michel Folon and others; interview by Steven Heller. Edited by Ornella Baggio and Ann Bohlen.

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