Platinum print : journal of personal expression (1913)
New York : E.R. Dickson · leaf 15
in lettering consists rather in so closely linked up with our everyday life the art to arrange and compose letters in a that its very familiarity causes it to be, in a beautiful way, and not so much in the forms measure, overlooked and neglected." Who, themselves. Of course the letters must be of… … in the formation of letters, and even in the not been able to alter, improve, or add to lettering designed by distinguished archi' a single character to make it more legible or more beautiful. We can, however, note tects whose study of classic inscriptions with profit the difference between the…
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