Editor: Herbert Spencer
Publisher: Lund Humphries
Publication: 1966, First Edition
Binding: Softcover, section sewn
Pages: 58
Size: 210 x 275
Text: English
Typographica is considered one of the most important and influential post-war visual arts magazines of its time. The magazines were profusely illustrated throughout, with colour and b/w plates, and commonly included different paper stocks and coloured inks, various inserts, advertisements, tipped-in sheets and fold-outs.
Contents:
- Tombstone Lettering on Slate by Frederick Burgess
- Hong Kong Signs by Henry Steiner
- Aesthetic Pattern Programmes by Eckhard Neumann
- Type Size: a system of dimensional references by Ernst Hoch and Maurice Goldring
- Of the Just Shaping of Letters book review by James Sutton
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