Editor: Eberhard Hölscher
Publisher: Bruckmann Verlag
Publication: 1962, First Edition
Binding: Softcover, perfect-bound
Pages: 60
Size: 230 x 295
Text: English, French, German
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Gebrauchsgraphik was a pioneering German monthly magazine for graphic design and advertising art, founded in 1924 in Berlin by H.K. Frenzel. Initially titled as a "monthly for promoting artistic advertising," it became one of Europe's first major journals in the field, bilingual (German/English as "International Advertising Art"), showcasing avant-garde work from the Bauhaus, constructivists like El Lissitzky, international posters, typography, and commercial graphics.
- Alexandre Alexandre - Action Graphique • New Impulses in French Advertising
- Carl Heussner - An Excellent Sample-Book of Type-Faces
- Armin Eichholz - In the Moonlight of Soho • Woodcuts by Hansen-Bahia for the Threepenny Opera
- Eberhard Hölscher - Advertisements of the German Federal Mail
- Christa Pieske - Picture Puzzles • Graphic Trifles from a Past Age
- Hans Kuh - Timeless Design • Designs for Scent Bottles
- Ludwig Ebenhöh - Everything for Shakespeare • Publicity Media for the Festival in Akron
- Eberhard Hölscher - Herbert Lemkes • A Commercial Artist from Cologne
- Carl Heussner - New Advertising Art from Spain
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