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Raymond Hawkey dies aged 80
One of the most influential graphic designers of the late 20th century
Raymond Hawkey with Eero Saarinen furniture from 1956
Having revolutionised the look of newspapers, including the Daily Express, and book covers from the 1950s onwards, Raymond Hawkey was one of the most innovative and imitated graphic designers of the late 20th century.
His obituary at guardian.co.uk highlights his prolific career and intimidating work ethic.
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