[a prospectus for telehor] Random20 but we can’t say how

but we can’t say how he contributed

Here’s a bookplate for Louis Graf about whom we know nothing

These sweet promotional booklets are rarely seen—and certainly not together

We can’t take our eyes off them

including Louis Kahn’s Mikveh Israel Synagogue and projects by Philip Johnson and Frank Lloyd Wright

[a prospectus for telehor] Random20 but we can’t say howIn 1936 the first and only issue of the magazine telehor was released in four languages, as a special edition on and by Laszlo Moholy Nagy. Designed by Jan Tschichold, it is a coveted and important document of its time. This is not that. It is a rare prospectus for that. MoMA has a copyand that appears to be it. They say it was printed by offsetbut they got that wrong. Its letterpress. Of course, MoMAs copy was Tschicholds and then Philip Johnsons.