Hans Hillmann’s film posters
German graphic artist Hans Hillmann, who died in May, designed cinema posters for films including Pickpocket and The Seven Samurai and was a prolific award-winner on continental Europe.
German graphic artist Hans Hillmann, who died in May, designed cinema posters for films including Pickpocket and The Seven Samurai and was a prolific award-winner on continental Europe.
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Urban Salon’s Alex Mowat has a proposal to tackle waste from temporary exhibitions.