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XIX; 326 S. / p., viele Schriftproben. Papierbedingt leicht gebräunt, Buchrücken leicht bestoßen, innen gut und sehr sauber / Slightly browned due to paper, spine slightly bumped, inside good and very clean - Volume 2 - In his comprehensive study of types from the earliest times to the twentieth century, Daniel Berkeley Updike, founder of the famous Merrymount Press of Boston, traces the sequence of development in typography and discusses the relative importance of each period and the lesson that it holds for the modern printer. The illustrations reproduce carefully selected pages from rare and beautiful books. The text constitutes a running commentary on the historical and artistic significance of these specimens, which exemplify the best work of printers and type founders from Gutenberg to Bruce Rogers. The closing chapters on choice of type and on the industrial conditions of the past and their relationship to the problem of printers today are particularly valuable. -- XV. TYPES OF THE NETHERLANDS: 1500-1800 I. THE WORK OF THE PLANTIN PRESS II. THE ELZEVIR EDITIONS - III. OTHER EXAMPLES OF NETHERLANDS PRINTING § 1. XVI CENTURY - § 2. XVII CENTURY § 3. XVIII CENTURY - IV. NETHERLANDS FOUNDRIES AND SPECIMENS - XVI. SPANISH TYPES : 1500-1800 - I. EXAMPLES OF SPANISH PRINTING § 1. XVI CENTURY § 2. XVII CENTURY § 3. XVIII CENTURY II. SPANISH FOUNDRIES AND SPECIMENS - XVII. ENGLISH TYPES: 1500-1800 - I. FROM PYNSON TO WILLIAM CASLON II. WILLIAM CASLON AND THE CASLON FOUNDRY - III. JOHN BASKERVILLE - IV. WILSON, FRY, MARTIN, AND OTHER FOUNDERS V. EXAMPLES OF ENGLISH PRINTING - § 1. XVI CENTURY § 2. XVII CENTURY § 3. XVIII CENTURY - XVIII. TYPES USED IN THE AMERICAN COLONIES, AND SOME EARLY AMERICAN SPECIMENS XIX. NINETEENTH CENTURY "CLASSICAL" TYPES. BODONI AND THE DIDOTS I. THE "CLASSICAL" MOVEMENT II. GIAMBATTISTA BODONI - III. THE DIDOT FAMILY - IV. NINETEENTH CENTURY FRENCH FOUNDRIES AND SPECIMENS - XX. ENGLISH TYPES: 1800-1844 XXI. REVIVAL OF CASLON AND FELL TYPES - XXII. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN REVIVAL OF EARLY TYPE-FORMS AND ITS EFFECT ON CONTINENTAL TYPES I. ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES II. THE CONTINENT - XXIII. THE CHOICE OF TYPES FOR A COMPOSING-ROOM - XXIV. INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS OF THE PAST AND THEIR RELATION TO THE PRINTER'S PROBLEM TO-DAY - I. INTRODUCTORY - II. EARLY CONDITIONS IN THE FRENCH PRINTING INDUSTRY - III. SOME SIXTEENTH CENTURY LABOUR TROUBLES - IV. PRINTING AT PARIS IN THE SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES - V. THE CENSORSHIP - VI. RATE OF PRODUCTION, HOURS OF LABOUR, ETC. VII. CONCLUSION - NOTES TO VOLUME II OF THIS EDITION CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF SPECIMENS INDEX // Music Types employed in De la Helens Masses: Plantin, / Antwerp, 1578 / From Rooses' Christofihe Plantin, Antwerp., 1896 / Roman and Italic Types: Plantin Specimen, Antwerp, / 1567 / From Rooses' Christofihe Plantin / Roman and Italic Types: Plantin Specimen, Antwerp, / 1567 / From Rooses' Christofihe Plantin / Roman, Italic, and Cursive Types: Plantin Specimen, / Antwerp, 1567 / From. Rooses' Christofihe Plantin / Canon d1 Espagne from Plantin Office / From Sfiecimen des Caracteres employe's dans VImfirimerie Plantinienne, Antwerfi, 1905 / Calligraphic Initials from Plantin Office From Rooses' Christofihe Plantin / Page of Roman Type from Biblia Polyglotta: Plantin, / Antwerp, 1572 / From Druckschriften des XV bis XVIII Jahrhunderts / Text-page and Title in Plantings early manner, Antwerp, 1567 From Claude Paradin's Symbola Heroica / Page from Rariorum Stirpium Hispanix Historia: / Plantin, Antwerp, 1576 / From a copy in Harvard College Library - u.v.v.a.m. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 600 Original Leinen kaschiert / Original linen laminated. Seller Inventory # 1235041
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