Palaeotypography of the French Renaissance Written by Dr. Dan Reynolds in News Damn! This is an expensive book. I want! And if you love 16th-century type, you want it, too. Thank you, James Mosley. ←End-of-year fave font lists The Type Year in Review (2008)→ Comments 3 responses to “Palaeotypography of the French Renaissance” 2 January 2009 Michael Hochleitner Ain’t one of the cheap ones. I wanna see inside! 2 January 2009 Dan Me too. Wanna bet they have a copy at Reading? Maybe we can get someone to snap some picts for us… 2 January 2009 Bob Marchman The section dedicated solely to Granjon’s italics has me doing a cost/benefit analysis of my wife’s possible reactions to my purchasing of this book. Wow. Definitely have to get someone to get some scans up. Good stuff.
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3 responses to “Palaeotypography of the French Renaissance”
Ain’t one of the cheap ones.
I wanna see inside!
Me too. Wanna bet they have a copy at Reading? Maybe we can get someone to snap some picts for us…
The section dedicated solely to Granjon’s italics has me doing a cost/benefit analysis of my wife’s possible reactions to my purchasing of this book.
Wow. Definitely have to get someone to get some scans up. Good stuff.