Early woodcut initials : containing over thirteen hundred reproductions of ornamental letters of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries (1908)
Jennings, Oscar · London : Methuen · leaf 105
romPhilip le Noir both recurring frecpiently in his impressions. The P with a master and pupils is from the press ofN. de la Barre. The three little pen letters are from the same source. We cannot bring this short selection of Parisian letters toa close without mentioning the Royal letters designed… … CHAPTER XIIFRENCH PROVINCIAL TOWNS F provincial French towns after Lyonsthe most important as regards the historyof printing are Troyes and Rouen. Inthe former the chief printers using initialletters were the Lerouges and J. Lecoq.The five large letters, C, C, D, L, S, withChinese-looking dragons…
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