Fine Print, Vol 15, No 2, 1989

Content includes:
Shoulder Notes
Catalogues and Monographs
About the Cover
Recent Press Books
On Type: Form, Pattern, and Texture in the Typographic Image Charles Bigelow
Designing Literature: Creative Collaboration Dana Gioia
Helen Gentry, 1897-1988
Christopher Weimann, 1946-1988

This issue is set in Monotype Bembo with Castellar display types by Othmar Peters at Mackenzie-Harris Corp. Engraving by Harms Graphics, San Bruno; and Kayenay Graphics, Mason City, Iowa. Cover and offset illustrations printed by Phelps-Schaefer Litho-Graphics, Brisbane, California. Letterpress by Wesley B. Tanner, Berkeley, and Les Ferriss at The Lapis Press, Emeryville, California. Fine Print gratefully acknowledges the support of the L. J. Skaggs and Mary C. Skage Foundation and the California Arts Council, who provided partial funding for this issue.

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Richard Bigus
Fine Print
Fine Print, A Review for the Arts of the Book was published in the USA between 1979 and 1990. It was founded by Sandra Kirshenbaum and released quarterly.

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