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- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 accessdate "2016-01-30".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 authorLink "James Mosley".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 chapter "Reviving the Classics: Matthew Carter and the Interpretation of Historical Models".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 date "2003".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 edition "2.".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 editor1First "James".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 editor1Last "Mosley".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 editor2First "Margaret".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 editor2Last "Re".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 editor3First "Johanna".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 editor3Last "Drucker".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 editor4First "Matthew".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 editor4Last "Carter".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 first1 "James".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 first1 "Margaret Re ; essays by Johanna".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 first1 "Margaret. Re: essays by Johanna".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 first2 "James".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 isCitedBy Bembo.
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- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 isCitedBy Cochin_(typeface).
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 isCitedBy Compacta_(typeface).
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- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 isCitedBy Haettenschweiler.
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- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 isCitedBy James_Mosley.
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- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 isCitedBy Matthew_Carter.
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 isCitedBy Plantin-Moretus_Museum.
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 isCitedBy Plantin_(typeface).
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 isCitedBy Times_New_Roman.
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 isbn "9781568984278".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 last1 "Drucker".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 last1 "Mosley".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 last2 "Mosley".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 location "New York".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 page "33".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 page "36".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 page "53".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 page "73".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 pages "31–34".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 publisher "Princeton Architectural Press".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 publisher "Princeton Architectural".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 quote "In 1923 [Monotype engineer Frank] Pierpont made a version of the type of the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili printed by Aldus in 1499 for a publisher who planned to produce an English translation which in the end never materialised. The result is an astonishingly close recreation of the original type…Monotype has a page from the Hypnerotomachia reset in the new type, which is almost indistinguishable from the original. Morison scornfully wrote of Pierpont's 'pathetic' pride in the achievement. This, in Monotype's terms, was a 'rough' revival, staying faithful to all the distortions caused by the ink-squeeze and damaged letters of the printed page…Monotype's Bembo, originally named 'Poliphilus Modernised', is the "smooth" version of the same type in the form used a few years earlier by Aldus in the De Aetna of Pietro Bembo, a usage of which Morison mistakenly believed himself to be the discoverer. The Monotype classics dominated the typographical landscape in which Matthew Carter [and I] grew up…in Britain, at any rate, they were so ubiquitous that, while their excellent quality was undeniable, it was possible to be bored by them and to begin to rebel against the bland good taste that they represented.".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 quote "Plantin was a recreation of one of the old types held at the Plantin-Moretus Museum in Antwerp, of which a specimen, printed in 1905, had been acquired by Pierpont on a visit. The type from which the specimen was printed was not only centuries old and worn almost beyond use, but it was contaminated with wrong-font letters and the italic did not even belong to the roman. The revival, derived by Monotype from an indirect and confused original, is [nonetheless] as sound a piece of type-making as was ever created in the 20th century…behind the foggy image of the roman type lies the...'Gros Cicero' Roman of Robert Granjon, acquired by the Plantin printing office after the death of its founder.".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 title "Typographically Speaking: The Art of Matthew Carter".
- books?vid=ISBN9781568984278 title "Typographically speaking : the art of Matthew Carter".
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