History Of Graphic Design

01/30/01: Incunabula through Renaissance (2)

de Brocar: Polyglot Bible, 1514-17

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01/30/01: Incunabula through Renaissance (2)

Henri Estienne, Aristotle's Metaphysics, 1515

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Robert Estienne, 1549

Geoffroy Tory, capital A

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01/30/01: Incunabula through Renaissance (2)

Tory, letterforms from

Champ Fleury, 1529

Tory, pages from

Champ Fleury, 1529

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01/30/01: Incunabula through Renaissance (2)

Garamond, sample

Kerver,

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01/30/01: Incunabula through Renaissance (2)

Poliphili, 1561

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02/01/01: to 1800s

Simonneau, Romain du Roi, 1695

Grandjean, Romain specimen, 1702

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02/01/01: to 1800s

Fournier

le Jeune, Manuel Typographique, 1764 & 1768 next

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02/01/01: to 1800s (2)

caslon c. 1730. England

Caslon,

type specimens, 1734

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02/01/01: to 1800s (2)

Baskerville, Bucolica,

1757 Baskerville c. 1750, england

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