Volkswagen manual
Here's more automotive artwork in the style of the German Ford post of last month. This partial booklet was sent to me recently and I still don't have any info on the artist. This manual has transparent pages, so as you turn a page, another layer of the car is peeled away. The passengers in the car are just as weirdly positioned though.
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Thanks, Rolf! |
4 comments:
that's very extra great.
God those overlay books were swell. Imagine they go for a fortune nowadays.
By dint of blindly inserting a few "Google Translate" German words in the search,
the name Thomas Abeking (1909-1986, graphist, illustrator, architect) comes up as
the artist associated with Transart brochures.
An automotive striptease!
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