Manfred Reiss
Manfred Reiss (1922–1987) born in Leipzig, Germany, son of Golda and Menahem Reiss, Jews of Polish descent. The family moved to London in 1937. In London, Manfred pursued a successful career in graphic design.
Manfred Reiss
- Born
- 1922 · Leipzig.
- Died
- 1987
- Occupation
- designer
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Manfred Reiss (1922–1987) born in Leipzig, Germany, son of Golda and Menahem Reiss, Jews of Polish descent. The family moved to London in 1937. In London, Manfred pursued a successful career in graphic design.
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Born at Leipzig in 1922, died in 1987.
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