Een Zwierige Eenvoud (An Elegant Simplicity: The Number Stamps of Jan van Krimpen) dotdotdot Commemorate your trip to Milan—or

Commemorate your trip to Milan—or let it take over your vision board as you want to go there wicked bad

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Japan’s esthetics and craftsmanship seem to be present in Yusaku Kamekura as in any tradition-bound exponent of those talented people

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Een Zwierige Eenvoud (An Elegant Simplicity: The Number Stamps of Jan van Krimpen) dotdotdot Commemorate your trip to Milan—orHows this for elegant simplicity? Bram de Doess most coveted book, with stamps by Jan van Krimpen, is a sweet treasure printed from Romane types (and includes a nice specimen of the 10 point printed straight from the metal). The book as issued contains tipped in, used specimens of JvKs 1946 beauties. The essay gives the full story of Van Krimpens designbut its in Dutch, so unless you can read that language, this is just a pretty book. But wait! Theres