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Monday, November 7, 2011

ikko tanaka: [japanese] poster design

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over 70 posters by japanese graphic designer ikko tanaka [1930 - 2002], donated by the dnp foundation for cultural promotion [jp], were featured in the great japanese masters of poster design exhibition which took place at rayko aleksiev gallery.

abstract woman | poster for the bauhaus-archiv museum fuer gestaltung

poster for hanae mori | 1977

print | 1984

poster for the 1st national cultural festival | 1986

music today 1973 - 1992 | poster for toru takemitsu

mr. b | 1998

poster for the furoshiki graphics exhibition | 1999

poster for the dnp graphics archives | 2000

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Monday, November 7, 2011

ikko tanaka: [japanese] poster design

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