The Limburg Rosbeek Printing Company can be counted among the best-known printing companies in the Netherlands. Because of the high quality of its printing, the printing house had, in addition to a number of large companies, mainly clients in the cultural corner such as Kröller Müller Museum and the Jan van Eyck Academy. For its high-quality printing work, the printing house was awarded one hundred and sixty-three prizes. Unfortunately, in October 2008 the curtain fell on this company and its bankruptcy was declared. Starting in 1969, the company issued annual non-commercial books called goodwill publications. Most publications were devoted to the visually observable arts, but literature, poetry and even music were not forgotten. The publications were renowned for their high print quality, striking content and unusual design. With the book "Conspiracy around a Square," publishing house Clos provides an overview of the 56 volumes, all collectors' items, published from 1969 to 2006. The book provides a visual image of the goodwill series and an insight into the underlying ideas of the designers.