A Wood Engraving by Matthew Carter SlipperySlop And now you can see

And now you can see (and read) these Commercial types in irreverent

This is that definitive account

Trennert & Sohn typefoundry published in 1933

This one documents what was at the time a decade-long collaboration between Michael Bierut and the Yale School of Architecture under Dean Robert A

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A Wood Engraving by Matthew Carter SlipperySlop And now you can seeWe bet you didnt know Matthew Carter made a wood engraving. Or that he designed a Kis revival. This slender volume tells the stories of both. The engraving was made when he was nineteen, forgotten, and recently printed straight from the block for us by Art Larson at Horton Tank Graphics. The Kis was made more recently, once he got a few other type designs under his belt, and this is the first time its been used for anything. An interesting thing,