First Principles of Typography.

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Cloth, gilt cover-device, 20 cm, 35, [1] pp. Carter records in his Hand-list of the Writings of Stanley Morison that this is a reprint "by Enschede for A. A. Balkema's Five Pound Press'. The author's preface . records that the following essay towards a rationale of book-typography was first attempted as an article, s.v. 'Typography' in. .the Encyclopaedia Britannica (Chicago and London, 1929). . It was reconsidered and entirely re-written For No. 7 of The Fleuron. .A few verbal changes have been made in the present Amsterdam edition.' ". Lehmann-Haupt: "Stanley Morison is perhaps the ideal combination of a practical typographer and a student of the printing craft. His First Principles of Typography is valuable as a simple and clear statement of how to use type. He has succeeded in the very difficult task of presenting in short form the few rules that are permanently valid. Also, he tells enough about the reasons for these rules to make it clear when they are not needed - an excellent thing to know. " Short ownership inscription on front free endpaper,otherwise Near Very Good. N° de ref. del artículo ABE-52903

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