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Malik Verlag

German publishing house
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  • John Heartfield

    …as the in-house designer for Malik Verlag, a publishing house founded and run by his brother. In early 1919 Malik Verlag published Jedermann sein eigner Fussball (“Everyone His Own Soccer Ball”), a four-page satirical broadside written and designed by the brothers that was quickly censored. They followed up with Die…

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    …as the in-house designer for Malik Verlag, a publishing house founded and run by his brother. In early 1919 Malik Verlag published Jedermann sein eigner Fussball (“Everyone His Own Soccer Ball”), a four-page satirical broadside written and designed by the brothers that was quickly censored. They followed up with Die…

    Read More