French Renaissance Printing Types: A Conspectus By Hendrik D L Vervliet

French Renaissance Printing Types: A Conspectus by Hendrik D L Vervliet

"A majority of today's text types, either Roman, Italic, Greek or Hebrew, derive directly or indirectly from type designs conceived or perfected in sixteenth-century France. They became. kind of European standard in the 1540's, towards the end of the ring of Francois I. ....."

This book is in perfect condition, and looks as if it has not been read.

Contains 471 pages of information / illustrations.

The pages are all securely fixed to the spine. There is no dust cover, and I believe this is how it was sold.

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