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Otto Treumann: Graphic Design in the Netherlands bigkenji making it a key referenceOtto Treumann (19192001) was a major pioneer in the modernization of graphic design in the Netherlands. Inspired by Swiss typography and Bauhaus aesthetics, Treumanns body of work combines easy to read visual elements with iconoclastic color treatment, enhanced by his wide knowledge of printing techniques acquired during the Second World War when he forged documents for the resistance. Based on materials from the Otto Treumann Archive at the Stedelijk