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) As we were writing: It’s a miracle that anything can be done with twenty-six letters

We’re pretty sure they weren’t part of the standard italics—which makes sense

characterized by their strict adherence to black-and-white (except one instance of blue)

in total command of his materials

Rhythm and Proportion in Lettering cyrusprints the betterDo we really have to type out a description of this book? We should think that no more need be said after Walter Kaech and rhythm and proportion and lettering. That's all we needed to know that this would be a smart and essential tool. But allow us to quote from the prospectus, which declares this: A book of utmost importance for the theory and aesthetics of typefaces. A work that, through precise analysis, reveals the original foundations that have