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476
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Location	36 rue de Chambéry, Paris
Country	France 🇫🇷
Years active	2019–????
Website	HTTP://www.476.fr

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4 7 6  is a french small press publishing signed and numbered limited edition artwork 4 7 6  has a collaborative approach with artists, illustrators, photographers and graphic designers to build a transversal and curated prints and zines catalog 4 7 6  uses a two-drum ME9350 riso duplicator, A3 size 4 7 6  refers to DIN 476 A norms, paper size standardized in 1922 by the Deutsches Institut für Normung (1,414 √2) 4 7 6  has been created by graphic designers Maxime Barbier and Etienne Robial 4 7 6  Paris

Ink colors

BlackRiso-Federal BlueFlat GoldCrimson

Machines

ME9350