Abstract
In the late 19th and early 20th Century Argentina was conceived in a nurtured group of graphic artists, graphics and printing. The publishing sector grew rapidly, and workers needed theoretical material to give sustenance to their designs and productions. Through journals like Argentina Graphica, designers like Raúl Mario Rosarivo put their knowledge to every man’s hand, with the goal of creating graphical workers possessing reason and sense of identity. On the relationship between Rosarivo and Argentina Graphica we developed this writing, to publicize what were the contributions, and analyze his influence on the sector of graphic design in Argentina.
