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AGI Alliance Graphique Internationale. Graphis vol.8, no.41 (1952) pp.262-263 illus.

A brief report on Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI). Formed in Basle, Switzerland in January 1950 by a small group of Swiss and French artists for the express purpose of bringing together the outstanding commercial designers of international importance, of improving working conditions and of defending the interests of the profession in general. The AGI held its first Congress in London between 6-8 June 1952.

[1951-. International. Graphic Design Association]

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AGI. Graphis vol.11, no.58 (1955) pp.102-155, 182 illus.

A report the exhibition 'Art et Publicité dans le Monde, the first major showing of work by members of the Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI), held at the Louvre in Paris, 24 March-8 May 1955. The article includes details of the formation and aims of the AGI, and is illustrated with numerous examples of work exhibited. [201 illustrations, 14 in colour]
Advertising | Graphic Design

[1951-. International. Graphic Design Association]

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Elvin, René International advertising show. Art and Industry vol.59, no.349 (Jul.1955) pp.2-9 illus.

A report on 'Art et Publicite dans le Monde', the first international exhibition by the Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI), held at the Pavillon de Marsan in the Louvre in Paris 24 March-8 May 1955. The AGI is an association of graphic artists with approximately 75 designers from eleven countries. A selection of posters from the exhibition accompanies the text. These are by F.H.K. Henrion, Pierre Gauchat, Herman Eidenbenz, Eugenio Carmi, Dick Elffers, Loupot, Giovanni Pintori, Joseph Binder, Josef Muller-Brockmann, Herbert Leupin, Franco Grignani, Ashley Havinden, Lars Bramberg, Hans Schleger and Jacques Nathan. [18 illustrations, 2 in colour]
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[1951-. International. Graphic Design Association]

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Rosner, Charles AGI: Design in Advertising Graphis vol.12, no.67 (Sep\Oct.1956) pp.400-407, 454, 456-457, 458 illus.

A report on 'Design in Advertising', an exhibition of work by members of Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI) held at RBA Galleries in London from 14-30 June 1956. The article is illustrated with photographs of the exhibition and examples of work exhibited by AGI members F.H.K. Henrion, Milner Gray, Raymond Savignac, Fritz Bühler, Donald Brun, André François, Francis Bernard, Bernard Villemot, Staffen Wirén, Jean Colin, Yoshio Hayakawa, Abram Games, Thomas Eckersley, Jean-Denis Maclès, Hans Erni, Will Burtin, Eugenio Carmi, Bradbury Thompson, Helmut Lortz, Herbert Leupin, Jan LeWitt, Jacques Nathan, Jean Carlu, Hiroshi Ohchi, Hans Schleger, Giovanni Pintori, and George Him. [30 illustrations, 2 in colour]

[1951-. International. Graphic Design Association]

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Rosner, Charles AGI (Alliance Graphique Internationale) has held its third exhibition Graphis vol.13, no.72 (Jul\Aug.1957) pp.296-317 illus.

A report on the 'International Exhibition of the Printing and Allied Trades' the third exhibition of work by members of Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI), held at Lausanne, Switzerland, June 1957. The author looks back at the achievements of the Alliance Graphique Internationale during its four years of existence, The article is illustrated with examples of work exhibited by Dick Elffers, Jean Colin, Celestino Piatti, Jan LeWitt, André François, Giovanni Pintori, Lars Bremberg, Yoshio Hayakawa, Walter Breker, George Giusti, Guy Georget, Jacques Richez, Jan Lenica, Jean-Denis Malclès, Anton Stankowski, Paul Rand, Jean Picart le Doux, Hans Falk, Hans Erni, Hans Schleger, F.H.K. Henrion, Jacques Nathan, Francis Bernard, Donald Brun, Willem Sandberg, Per Beckman, Julian Palka, Hermann Eidenbenz, Edward Bawden, Raymond Savignac, Atelier H. Müller-Brockmann, H. Schatzmann, Hiroshi Ohchi, Herbert Leupin, Pierre Monnerat, Henryk Tomaszewski, Marcel Jacno, Bernard Villemot, Yusaku Kamekura, Jean Colin, Saul Bass, Erberto Carboni, Franco Grignani, Tom Eckersley, Fritz Bühler, George Him, Giovanni Pintori, Eugenio Carmi, Will Burtin, Matthew Leibowitz, Olle Eksell, Eric Lancaster, Kurt Wirth, Ashley Havinden, Lester Beall, and Albe Steiner. [81 illustrations, 15 in colour]
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[1951-. International. Graphic Design Association]

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Elvin, René Retrospect & prospect Art and Industry vol.63, no.376 (Oct.1957) pp.114-119, 144 illus.

A review of ‘Graphic 57', a series of exhibitions held at the Palace of Beaulieu at Lausanne in Summer 1957. It consisted of a display of almost 500 historical posters, a show of work by members of the Alliance Graphique Internationale, an exhibition of Swiss advertising, an exhibition provided by the paper industry and a display of machines from the graphic industries. The Ninth International Congress of Master Printers was also held in conjunction with 'Graphic 57'. The article is illustrated with examples of the historical posters and posters from the AGI section that were exhibited. [23 illustrations]
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[1951-. International. Graphic Design Association]

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