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Vexillolinguistics of Flag Design Styles

These design elements and shapes form the foundational vocabulary of flag design, allowing for a vast range of symbolism, identity expression, and historical reference in flags around the world.

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3 responses to “Vexillolinguistics of Flag Design Styles”

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    Ted Kaye

    Welcome to NAVA!

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