Modern lettering, artistic and practical; a thorough and practical text-book for use in schools and colleges and for the self-instruction of architects, artists, decorators and sign writers; the construction of pen and ink designs for commercial uses; advertisements, letter heads, business cards, inscriptions, memorials, resolutions, etc. (1913)
Heyny, William. [from old catalog] · New York, The William T. Comstock company · leaf 106
eval art inEurope, especially to the different Pointed types ofarchitecture, prevalent from the XII to the XVIcentury; a style developed from the Romanesque,and having probably no relation to the Goths. The Old Gothic letters were derived from theGreek Uncials of the III century, but several ofthe…
Lettering
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