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Image: A Quarterly of the Visual Arts, No.1 1949 2010s We don't have the technologyEditor: Robert Harling Publisher: Art and Technics Ltd, London Publication: 1949, First Edition Binding: Softcover, section sewn Pages: 84 Size: 185 x 248 Text: English Beautifully produced British art journal published between 1949 and 1952. It emerged from the earlier Alphabet and Image (19461948), which divided into two separate periodicals: Alphabet, devoted to typography, and Image, focused exclusively on the visual arts. Across its eight issues,
