A History of Type Design: William Morris, 1834–1896 (Kelmscott, England) CyrusBooks+Prints Its vowels are in red

Its vowels are in red and its consonants are in black

of the advanced training class and of the School of Design

Each one is printed at 100% of the original rubbing

Lonberg-Holm published Catalog Design Progress

320 books which influenced and informed their owner

A History of Type Design: William Morris, 1834–1896 (Kelmscott, England) CyrusBooks+Prints Its vowels are in redUsing a variation on the Japanese frottage technique of Takuhon, curator Gavin Morrison and artist Scott Myles have taken impressions from the headstones of prominent type designers and then turned them into limited edition lithographs. Each one is printed at 100% of the original rubbing. And each one is a total stunner. Heres& the piece for ; William Morris with appropriately big letters for a big character in our world. If only his types were as