Delineator Vol. 116, No. 5 (May 1930): A Design History Review
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A historical review of the May 1930 issue (Vol. 116, No. 5) of Delineator magazine, designed by Dynevor Rhys and published by The Butterick Publishing Company. The piece examines the graphic design, typography, and visual aesthetics of this early 20th-century periodical, highlighting its place in design history.
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