Typology: Type Design from the Victorian Era to the Digital Age, Chronicle Books, 1999

by Steven Heller (Author), Louise Fili (Author)
‘In Typology, Steven Heller and Louise Fili, two of the most respected designers working today, cover everything from the classic elegance of the late 19th century to the fractured hypermedia of today.’

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  • Format Book
  • Year 1999
  • Client/Publisher Chronicle Books
  • Size 218mm x 280mm

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Typology: Type Design from the Victorian Era to the Digital Age, Chronicle Books, 1999
Typology: Type Design from the Victorian Era to the Digital Age, Chronicle Books, 1999

 

Typology: Type Design from the Victorian Era to the Digital Age, Chronicle Books, 1999
Typology: Type Design from the Victorian Era to the Digital Age, Chronicle Books, 1999

 

Typology: Type Design from the Victorian Era to the Digital Age, Chronicle Books, 1999
Typology: Type Design from the Victorian Era to the Digital Age, Chronicle Books, 1999
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