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Raúl Mario Rosarivo (1903 in Buenos Aires, Argentina – 1966) was an Argentine typographer, researcher, designer, poet, painter and illustrator, known for his work in the analysis of the Gutenberg Bibles. He held the position of General Director of the Buenos Aires Provincial Graphic Workshops (Talleres Gráficos de la Provincia de Buenos Aires).

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rdfs:comment	Raúl Mario Rosarivo (Buenos Aires, 1903 – Ib., 1966) fue un tipógrafo, investigador, diseñador, poeta, pintor e ilustrador argentino, conocido por su trabajo en el análisis de la Biblia de Gutenberg. Fue director general de los Talleres Gráficos de la Provincia de Buenos Aires. (es) Raúl Mario Rosarivo (1903 in Buenos Aires, Argentina – 1966) was an Argentine typographer, researcher, designer, poet, painter and illustrator, known for his work in the analysis of the Gutenberg Bibles. He held the position of General Director of the Buenos Aires Provincial Graphic Workshops (Talleres Gráficos de la Provincia de Buenos Aires). (en)
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