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“Surrealism: San Francisco Printers Adapt It to an Issue of the ’The Pi-Box’“

Added by Unknown 1684 on Jul 14th, 2020

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May 1938

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"An article in defense of using Surrealism in modern advertising." —Research and scan by Nick Mantle for Graphic Design Treasure Hunt assignment in Shirin Rabin’s graphic design history course, UCLA Extension, 2016

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“Surrealism: San Francisco Printers Adapt It to an Issue of the ’The Pi-Box’“ 1
Source: Western Advertising, Vol 32, p 64-65
Source: Western Advertising, Vol 32, p 64-65