Jack Stauffacher

Visible Language (The Journal of Typographic Research), Vol 01, 03, July 1967

Content includes:
Pictographs, Ideograms, and Alphabets in the Work of Paul Klee, James Smith Pierce
Chronological Listing of Typesetting Machines and Ancillary Equipment, 1822-1925, Richard E. Huss
Efficiency of Drug Labelling, M. Hailstone and J. J. Foster
Typography with the IBM Selectric Composer, Adrian Frutiger
Concrete Poetry, Mike Weaver

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Jack Stauffacher
Jack Werner Stauffacher was an American printer, typographer, educator, and publisher of finely crafted books. He founded and operated the Greenwood Press, a small, independent printing studio located in the San Francisco Bay Area. Explore related designers including Bradbury Thompson and Will Burtin. See also American Modernism, Type Specimens, and Books.
The Journal of Typographic Research, Visible Language
The Journal of Typographic Research was an academic journal (later Visible Language) focused on the research and design of typography and communication.

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Visible Language (The Journal of Typographic Research, Vol 01, 03, July 1967
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