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The Art & Practice of Typography A Manual of American Printing, Including a Brief History up to the Twentieth Century, with Reproductions of the Work of Early Masters of the Craft, and a Practical Discussion and an Extensive Demonstration of the Modern Use of Type-faces and Methods of Arrangement
作者：Gress, Edmund G. (Edmund Geiger), 1872-1934
体例：段 章数：31
字数：624,183 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 31 段- Typography in the twentieth century—Compared with the past—P
- _Page 135_
- Elaborate border around letter sheet, 279
- In the days of militant Greece, Alexander the Great conquere
- The earliest testimony on the subject is a chapter in the “C
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- Under Elizabeth, the “Protestant” religion was permanently e
- As the art of printing spread, the German and Italian styles
- De Vinne had always been an exponent of the sane, conservati
- The average stationery job is sometimes given scant attentio
- Discussion of the subject of harmony and appropriateness cou
- There should be more sympathy between the book printer and t
- When typography was invented Gutenberg’s first book was base
- William Morris set out to change book typography, and in con
- Altho such a condition is ideal, it is not absolutely necess
- Place a girl of plain features, but handsomely dressed, in t
- The example under consideration (No. 200), it will be notice
- EXAMPLE 229 (Insert).—Usually the printer should not set an
- EXAMPLE 257 (Insert).—The historic Gothic or church style fu
- EXAMPLE 284.—For some reason a border made of a heavy line a
- EXAMPLE 316.—The stationery of a book dealer should have a b
- [Illustration:
- EXAMPLE 371.—At an exhibit of German modern-art posters the
- EXAMPLE 396.—This advertisement in a way suggests Example 38
- [Illustration:
- While house-organs should be edited with the purpose of pres
- While the general appearance of all sizes of the Roman is th
- The writer was curious to see how these letters of Moxon’s m
- Carrying the experiment further, place in “open formation” t
- As a further precaution, all proofs receiving the O. K. of t
- Quaint book-ending, or colophon, as used by Elbert Hubbard