Christmas Cards Exhibition [Poster] Fletcher/Forbes/Gill

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Designed in 1963 by the influential British design studio Fletcher/Forbes/Gill, this poster promotes a festive public exhibition titled "Christmas and New Year's Cards as a Public Relations Medium". It was commissioned by the Reed Paper Group, a major British paper manufacturer known for its innovative marketing and sponsorship of design initiatives during the post-war era. The exhibition was curated and prepared by Walter Herdeg, the Swiss editor-in-chief of the prestigious international design magazine Graphis (1944–1988).

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