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U. & L.C Vol.9 No.2 (1982年6月)

パージナ
東京都中央区日本橋富沢町4-6 Core-46 Bldg.

￥3,300 （送料：￥660～）

編 : Edward Gottschall、International Typeface Corpo･･･

文 : 英語

Editorial
Typography needs to be felt. The emotional impact of the letterforms and the way they are put together greatly affects the effectiveness of the message they represent.
Thoughts
To ponder, feed on, muse about or file away for future contemplation.
Chess-People
1500 years of warfare without a casualty! A brief review of the armies, with special emphasis on the Knights.
Cut ... Paste ... Pow!
An inspired illustrator and collagist reveals his sources.
Insects
Whatever you may think of them, they are creatures beloved by their mothers as well as entomologists, writers, poets, and the illustrator Bernard Durin.
Letters
Pleas, requests, warnings and other expressions of interest from our readers.
Capitalizing on Insects
Another insect fancier presses them into service.
Something for Everybody
Remarkable Words with Astonishing Origins, by John Train, aptly and amusingly illustrated by Lionel Kalish.
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U. & L.C Vol.9 No.2 (1982年6月)

￥3,300 （送料：￥660～）

編 : Edward Gottschall 、International Typeface Corporations (ITC) 、1982 、80p 、37.5 x 27.6cm (タブロイド判) 、1冊

文 : 英語 Editorial Typography needs to be felt. The emotional impact of the letterforms and the way they are put together greatly affects the effectiveness of the message they represent. Thoughts To ponder, feed on, muse about or file away for future contemplation. Chess-People 1500 years of warfare without a casualty! A brief review of the armies, with special emphasis on the Knights. Cut ... Paste ... Pow! An inspired illustrator and collagist reveals his sources. Insects Whatever you may think of them, they are creatures beloved by their mothers as well as entomologists, writers, poets, and the illustrator Bernard Durin. Letters Pleas, requests, warnings and other expressions of interest from our readers. Capitalizing on Insects Another insect fancier presses them into service. Something for Everybody Remarkable Words with Astonishing Origins, by John Train, aptly and amusingly illustrated by Lionel Kalish. [ほか]