Printing Papers Contributed by Ian Lanius on Feb 13th, 2017. Artwork published in 1936. Photo: Ian Lanius. License: All Rights Reserved. Artwork by Ian Lanius. License: All Rights Reserved. Typefaces Formats Books (2689) Topics Technology (612) Tagged withbook covers (2247)back covers (316)1930s (97)about printing (31)paper (18)William Bond Wheelwright (1)The University of Chicago Press (10)justified (108)all caps (2000) Artwork location United States (4076) Chicago (119) 1 Comment on “Printing Papers” Blythwood says: Mar 17th, 2017 2:04 am Looking at this makes me sad Bernhard Gothic never quite made it to the Futura/Gill/Helvetica level of success. It’s lovely and things like the dynamic-form stroke endings and slight stroke modulation really are very clever. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More Bernhard Gothic in use Cyrus Tang Hall of China2015CHIPSContributed by Stephen Coles Sweet Little Sixteen EP by Chuck Berry1958Photo(s) by “Klaus Hiltscher” on Flickr. The Sense of Style by Steven Pinker2014Louise Fili LtdContributed by Stephen Coles Sponsor More in Technology Festival of Britain1951London Press ExchangeEric FraserAbram GamesContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick FoggBunch, Kurppa HoskContributed by The Foundry Autres systèmes talk2017Bonjour MondeContributed by Lucas Descroix A List Apart 5.02013Mike PickTim MurtaughJeffrey ZeldmanContributed by Patch Hofweber More in Books Circe by Madeline Miller (Little, Brown)2018Will StaehleContributed by Chris Purcell Career Cat1962Contributed by Stephen Coles Orbit Unlimited (First British and hardcover edition)1974unknownContributed by Stephen Coles Long Story, made in China2012TokoContributed by Matthijs Sluiter More Fonts In Use Leaving Here / White Line Fever by Motörhead1977unknownContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick Nike LeBron 9 Shoes Ads (Design Explorations)HortContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick U.S.A. Surpasses All The Genocide Records! poster and fact sheet1966George MaciunasFluxusContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick Book Covers from “The Royal Tenenbaums”2001unknownContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick
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Looking at this makes me sad Bernhard Gothic never quite made it to the Futura/Gill/Helvetica level of success. It’s lovely and things like the dynamic-form stroke endings and slight stroke modulation really are very clever.