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Idea Magazine Issue 78 (1966-9): Cover by Helmut Schmid

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Summary

A review of Issue 78 (1966-9) of the Japanese graphic design magazine "Idea" (Design Reviewed), featuring cover design by Helmut Schmid. The issue includes contributions from Schmid, a feature on five young designers (Ewald Breuer, Kenneth Hine, Clarence Lee, Bruno Brugnatelli, Richard Hess), coverage of Minale Tattersfield's impact on British design, and profiles of illustrators Merle Shore and Ronald Searle, as well as Hal Davis.

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Helmut Schmid

Five Young Designers: Ewald Breuer, Kenneth Hine, Clarence Lee, Bruno Brugnatelli and Richard Hess

Minale, Tattersfield – the wind of change in British Design

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Idea 78, 1966-9. Cover design by Helmut Schmid

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