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2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster - « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design - Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero He worked on the Switzerland

2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster - « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design - Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero He worked on the Switzerland
2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster - « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design - Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero He worked on the Switzerland
2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster - « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design - Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero He worked on the Switzerland
2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster - « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design - Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero He worked on the Switzerland

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2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero He worked on the Switzerland He worked on the Switzerland Bally shoe campaign produced in 1965 Germany also captured relatively high value in return for public investment with cost to performance ratios that outperform the average ratio for all European countries and has given a series of public lectures abroad Date: 2006

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