KLM, Artist's Impression Of A Dutch Fishing Harbour - Jo Klingers, 1955

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KLM, Artist's Impression Of A Dutch Fishing Harbour - Jo Klingers, 1955This charming and colorful image of a Dutch fishing harbor was the illustration on the front cover of inflight menus for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines in 1955. The artists name is Jo Klingers (1933 2016). Klingers grew up in the Dutch city of Rozenprieel and studied at the Institute for Applied Arts Education in Amsterdam. He was heavily influenced by Bauhaus style, a minimalist and functional approach to art and design. After graduating cum laude in 1954,

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