Stockholm Playing Cards - Martin Schwartz

Martin Schwartz Stockholm Playing Cards available at American Swedish Institute.
Martin Schwartz Stockholm Playing Cards available at American Swedish Institute.
Martin Schwartz Stockholm Playing Cards available at American Swedish Institute.
Martin Schwartz Stockholm Playing Cards available at American Swedish Institute.

Stockholm Playing Cards - Martin Schwartz

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These beautiful playing cards are not only the perfect gift to bring for any occasion, they are also of a quality allowing you to play your favorite card game again and again and again. Two decks in one beautiful carton.

Set of two

Martin Schwartz (born in 1974) is a contemporary Danish illustrator and graphic designer located in Copenhagen, Denmark.

His series of city prints pay tribute to the variety of buildings that can be found in every city. For every poster design, Martin Schwartz invests a lot of time researching the city in order to fully understand its DNA. Talking with locals and visiting each neighborhood are all vital parts of his research.

Martin Schwartz works from his studio in the Copenhagen neighborhood of Vesterbro.

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