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Alphabet and Image 3, Shenval Press, 1946

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Content includes:
Allen Hutt: THE GOTHIC TITLE-PIECE AND THE ENGLISH NEWSPAPER
Frances Sarzano: THE ENGRAVINGS AND BOOK DECORATIONS OF JOHN NASH
A. F. Johnson : 19TH CENTURY TYPEFOUNDERS AND MECHANICAL INVENTIONS
R. A. Bevan: THE PEN DRAWINGS OF HAROLD GILMAN
P. H. Muir : O.U.P.: a review
THE EARLY ALPHABETS OF ERIC GILL
Brooke Crutchley: PRINTED IN ENGLAND: a review

Details

  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1946
  • Client/Publisher: James Shand at the Shenval Press
  • Size: 200mm x 240mm

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Alphabet and Image 3, Shenval Press, 1946
Alphabet and Image 3, Shenval Press, 1946
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