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Wiener Werkstaette
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By Gabriele Fahr Becker

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The package design book 2
The package design book 2

By Julius Wiedemann

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Featuring over 400 works from 30 countries, this text, presenting the winners of the Pentawards Package Design Prize, 2011 to 2012, offers a broad perspective on the current evolution of package de...

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The culture of plastics
The culture of plastics

By Gillo Dorfles, R. Craig Miller, Franca Sozzani, Claudio Luti, Elisa Storace, Giovanni Odoni, Giulia Crivelli, Silvana Annicchiarico, Chantal Hamaide, Hans Werner Holzwarth, Marie Laure Jousset, Deyan Sudjic

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Plastic culture. The enduring lure of a material for over 60 years. Italian company Kartell, founded in 1949, is famous around the world for having invented the culture of plastic furniture and int...

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Design of the 20th century
Jean Prouve 1901 1984
Jean Prouve 1901 1984

By Nils Peters

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