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Doorway to Portuguese

Designer Aloisio Magalhaes Brazilian
Printer Eugene Feldman American
Publisher Falcon Press

1957

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Specimen of the use of photo-offset lithography as a creative medium, working directly with camera, plates and press. Printed at the Falcon Press

Doorway to Portuguese, Aloisio Magalhaes (Brazilian, 1927–1975), Photo offset lithography — Due to rights restrictions, this image cannot be enlarged, viewed at full screen, or downloaded.

Doorway to Portuguese, Aloisio Magalhaes (Brazilian, 1927–1975), Photo offset lithography

Doorway to Portuguese, Aloisio Magalhaes (Brazilian, 1927–1975), Photo offset lithography

Doorway to Portuguese, Aloisio Magalhaes (Brazilian, 1927–1975), Photo offset lithography

Doorway to Portuguese, Aloisio Magalhaes (Brazilian, 1927–1975), Photo offset lithography

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Title: Doorway to Portuguese

Designer: Aloisio Magalhaes (Brazilian, 1927–1975)

Printer: Eugene Feldman (American, 1921–1975)

Publisher: Falcon Press

Date: 1957

Geography: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Medium: Photo offset lithography

Dimensions: 22 unnumbered pages : (chiefly illustrations, some color) ; 8 1/2 × 10 7/8 × 3/8 in. (21.6 × 27.6 × 1 cm)

Credit Line: Watson Library copy: Arthur K. Watson Gift

Accession Number: NE2540 .M28 1957

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