The journal Campo Grafico: Rivista di Estetica e di Tecnica Grafica (A Journal of Aesthetics and Technical Graphics), was a collective publishing venture from 1930’s Milan, a magazine made up of voluntary contributions from typographers, compositors, lithographers, graphic artists, and more. You can read more about it at Identity Mark’s site, who describe it best: “published from 1933 to 1939, an Italian style incubator for typography and visual design.”

Take a look at some of the amazing covers from this short-lived magazine below.