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| | Books at Iowa 60 - Kay Amert |
 | | Typographers are glad to discover it wherever they can, as had the American printer Daniel Berkeley Updike when he said of the Italian printing of the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries: "There is about it a sanity, a lucidity, and a severity. |  | | At the same time he thought "mechanical perfection" to be "inimical" to art: typographers should be artists and not engineers. |  | | Tschichold noted of the typographer's side of this contract that "the art of good typography is eminently logical. |
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http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/spec-coll/bai/amert2.htm
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| | Notes on typography |
 | | Please note that there is little point in working on typographic details before the text has taken a final shape, or close to it. |  | | If you do, the typographer will implacably resize them to fit, maybe in some way you don't fully approve of. |  | | Please, then, decide (or have your typographer decide for you) on the following questions as early as possible: |
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http://www.ling.lu.se/persons/Marcusu/dtp/notes/notes.html
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| | UMBC Library-- Gallery-- Typographically Speaking: The Art of Matthew Carter |
 | | UMBC Library-- Gallery-- Typographically Speaking: The Art of Matthew Carter |  | | The Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery presents Typographically Speaking: The Art of Matthew Carter. |  | | Organized by the Library Gallery with guest curator Peggy Re, an assistant professor of visual art at UMBC, the exhibition will examine the significant contributions of Matthew Carter to the field of visual communications. |
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http://aok.lib.umbc.edu/gallery/carter2.php3
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| | Books on type |
 | | Nijhof&Lee write: "Gerrit Noordzij (1931), calligrapher, letter-designer, typographer, writer and educator has been one of the most influencial forces in modern day Dutch typography; during his years as educator at the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague he has had an important influence on the younger generation of letter designers after 1970. |  | | Erik Lindegren (Swedish calligrapher and typographer, 1918-1996) ran the Erik Lindegren Grafisk studio in Askim, Sweden, and is the author of "ABC of Lettering and Printing Types". |  | | He was art director at the Dresden type foundry VEB Typoart from 1964 until 1977. |
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http://cgm.cs.mcgill.ca/~luc/fontbooks.html
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| | Huub Koch Creating Good Vibrations The Education Of A Typographer |
 | | She now works as a freelance journalist and writer, specializing in the graphic arts, and is the author of a number of books. |  | | Teal Triggs is director of postgraduate studies, faculty of art, design and music, Kingston University, London. |  | | He also edited TypoGraphic Writing: An Anthology of Writing from Thirty Years of TypoGraphic. |
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http://www.huubkoch.nl/the_contributors.html
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| | Typography - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Typography is broader than type design, the art of designing typefaces – the size and style of the letters or characters. |  | | Often referred to simply as Bringhurst, it is widely respected as the modern authority on typographic style (excerpts). |  | | Multilingual Typographic Dictionary - typographic lexicon in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typography
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| | Le Typographe |
 | | Lancé début 2003, Le Typographe est un blog collaboratif sur l'actualité typographique francophone. |  | | Tout en restant indépendant, il a en outre pour vocation de promouvoir l'ATypI au niveau local. |  | | La nouvelle formule du quotidien de la côte ouest, le Baltimore Sun composé en caractères Made in France, est apparu lundi 19 septembre 2005 dans les kiosques US. |
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http://www.typographe.com
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| | Morris College -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia |
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http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?tocId=9312580
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| | Michael Caine, typographer, printmaker and private press publisher |
 | | Michael Caine, assistant to the typographer and master printer François Da Ros, practises an art that has become rare nowadays, and that is characterized by the perfection of impression and the beauty of the colours directly printed on the paper with metal founder's type. |  | | Besides, the craftsman is specialized in the graphic arts top market : reference books for bibliophile societies, luxury art industry, prestigious state forms. |  | | Michael Caine, typographer, printmaker and private press publisher |
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http://www.maitres-art.com/site_1024/rubrique03/fi_49.html
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| | Beatrice Warde |
 | | With her many gifts, and her ability to commit herself completely, she left her own individual mark, and her own special legacy to the world of typography and printing. |  | | In 1931, under the guise of ‘An American in London’, she wrote a travel guide for the LNER railway, entitled Enjoying England. |  | | Shelley Gruendler is a designer and typographer working in the US and UK. |
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http://www.stbride.org/conference2002/BeatriceWarde.html
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| | Amazon.com: Books: The Complete Typographer: A Manual for Designing with Type |
 | | A hands-on design guide for typographers, graphic artists, desk top publishers, and advertising production people who want to sharpen their attention to detail and develop a sensitive typographical eye. |  | | The Elements of Typographic Style by Robert Bringhurst |  | | It features: profiles of influential designers; the qualities that make a type design effective; characteristics, applications, and creative uses of each of the seven major typeface groups; special typographic effects; and advantages and disadvantages of desk top publishing typography. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0130456675?v=glance
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| | The Typographer's Dream |
 | | Dave, the stenographer, takes such an extraordinary interest in his tedious job he seems not to have a self, especially in the way he relates with his boyfriend. |  | | Margaret, the typographer, is barely able to communicate: shy and withdrawn, she holds the adamant view that the typographer's life is under-appreciated. |
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http://www.backstage.com/backstage/showguide/review_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1831930
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| | GERALD GIAMPA, TYPOGRAPHER BIOGRAPHY |
 | | His career as a typographer and a fine book printer began at age thirteen when he purchased a hand-fed platen press from George Kuthan, a famous Czechoslovakian Canadian lino-cut artist. |  | | He loved San Francisco, meeting many poets, printers and publishers in his short stay. |  | | When he was born in 1950 his parents lived in a Jones Tent and Awning work-camp tent in Duncan, British Columbia. |
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http://www.p22.com/Lanston/Giampa/GiampaIntroduction.html
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| | University of Delaware: FREDERIC W. GOUDY COLLECTION |
 | | Also includes a TL (mimeographed) from The Society of Typographic Art announcing this keepsake. |  | | Specific items are: a pamphlet acknowledging a gift to the University of Minnesota of a collection of significant examples of the typographic arts, featuring the work of Bruce Rogers and Frederic Goudy; "Fred Goudy's Last Letter;" and a list of the Chiswick Book Shop titled: "Goudy, The Village Press & Goudyana." 16 items (69 pp.). |  | | F35 Typographer volume XX, number 1 (Spring 1960). |
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http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/findaids/goudy.htm
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| | Keith Tam: typography + beyond |
 | | Nearly a decade in the making, this contemporary and very personal sans serif has been used exclusively for the last year by Esquire magazine. |  | | For a few years we’ve been thinking about a “type designers union”, a loose gathering of smart friends. |  | | Serious typographers despise it, typography instructors condemn it, you get ridiculed when you use it. |
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http://keithtam.net
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| | Fernand Lger, French, 1881 - 1955 / Typographer (Final State) / 1919 |
 | | This image is one of over 118,000 from The Art Museum Image Consortium Library (The AMICO Library), a growing online collection of high-quality, digital art images from 39 museums around the world. |  | | Fernand Lger, French, 1881 - 1955 / Typographer (Final State) / 1919 |
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http://www.davidrumsey.com/amico/amico6210530-110172.html
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| | Press |
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http://www.encoretheatrecompany.org/release.htm
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| | Typographer - Clubbed Thumb, Inc. |
 | | Information about the font designer Eric Gill and his typefaces. |  | | directed by Drew Barr In which a typographer, a stenographer and a geographer obsess about their professions, |  | | John D. Berry is an editor/typographer who works on both sides of the Shelley Gruendler is a designer and typographer working in the United States and |
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http://www.siteinfoworld.com/sfw/typographer.html
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| | Adrian Frutiger - Font Designer of Frutiger, Univers, Avenir, Vectora
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 | | Dés mon apprentissage comme typographe, la capacité de rendre le monde de l’esprit par simple combinaison d’un nombre restreint de caractères en plomb me fascina. |  | | Die gute Schrift ist diejenige, die sich aus dem Bewußtsein des Lesers zurückzieht, um den Geist des Schreibenden und dem Verstehen des Lesenden alleiniges Werkzeug zu sein. |
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http://www.linotype.com/7-720-7/adrianfrutiger.html
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| | El Lissitzky: 1890 1941: Architect, Painter, Photographer, Typographer |
 | | El Lissitzky: 1890 1941: Architect, Painter, Photographer, Typographer |  | | El Lissitzky: 1890-1941 : Architect, Painter, Photographer, Typographer |  | | Artists : El Lissitzky: 1890 1941: Architect, Painter, Photographer, Typographer |
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http://www.hallartists.com/store/books_0500973938_El-Lissitzky-1890-1941--Architect-Painter-Photographer-Typographer.html
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| | Translation of typographer |
 | | In vain have you tried your father's arts, you slippery one. |  | | typographer in Hungarian is betûzõ szú, magasnyomó, nyomdász, betûszedõ |
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http://www.brainytranslation.com/translations/ty/typographer374127.html
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| | The Complete Typographer - MicroUse.com Shopping |
 | | A guide for aspiring designers, typographers, graphic artists, desktop publishers, and advertising production people who want to sharpen their attention to detail and develop a sensitive typographical eye. |  | | A directory of typefaces places the major type categories and typefaces into their historical context, introducing some key examples of excellence in contemporary type design as well as identifying the fundamental values that have sustained the continued use of classic typefaces over the last 500 years of print history. |  | | This hands-on design guide helps readers build a foundation for the development of an individual typographic sensibility by providing a brief outline of the evolution of type, an introduction to the language and terminology of type and type setting, fundamental rules and conventions of professional practice, and key decisions on type selection and page layout. |
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http://shopping.microuse.com/products/detail/c/0131344455
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| | Artfacts.Net: Walter Nikkels, typographer |
 | | Nikkels has received the H.N. Werkman Prize and the Charles Nijpels Prize for his typographic oeuvre. |  | | Under the directorship of Rudi Fuchs, typographer and designer Walter Nikkels (b. |  | | He does not however limit himself to typography. |
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http://www.artfacts.net/index.php/pageType/exhibitionInfo/exhibition/14385
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| | François Da Ros – typographer for Anakatabase editions |
 | | François Da Ros is an art typographer who now exclusively works for Anakatabase editions, and enjoys an undeniable notoriety among contemporary artists and poets. |  | | The choice of the character or of the paper and of the materials used to compose and reveal the beauty of the text are closely linked to its nature and what it expresses, and that the typographer reveals. |  | | The printing of a book by François Da Ros, put in shape and laid out at the same time in a unique technological process, always represents a moment of rare quality thanks to the collaboration between the Craftsman and the artist.François Da Ros exclusively prints original limited and numbered editions. |
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http://www.maitres-art.com/site_1024/rubrique03/fi_52.html
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| | iwilldare.com: the impassioned typographer |
 | | and now 100 pages in, she brings in the impassioned typographer, and she's won me over. |  | | you know, it's been a good long while since i read that book, but the one thing i really remember about it is the typographer, and being so charmed withhim because i too have been a font-junkie as long as i can remember. |  | | the impassioned typographer has nightmares about Mistral and is disgruntled over the demise of Bodoni. |
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http://www.iwilldare.com/archives/004657.php
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| | BookLust: It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a ...Typographer? |
 | | I had no idea that Gill Sans got it's name from the typographer Eric Gill, or that Nicholas Jenson, the creator of Roman Type was possibly sent to Mainz, Germany as a spy by King Charles VII to learn about the new art of printing. |  | | On Friday night I went to The Arts and Letters Club to hear an interesting talk about typography, sponsored by The Toronto Type Club. |  | | Before I studied graphic design, I never thought much about the origin of the fonts I used on my computer. |
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http://storms.typepad.com/booklust/2004/05/its_a_bird_its_.html
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| | Show Business Weekly: Review: The Typographers Dream |
 | | To take her mind off her drinking she, in turn, busies herself with rearranging the lives of her friends, Dave and Margaret. |  | | Margaret, the typographer, designs type and its position upon every page of text, and must remain the most focused, and at the same time, detached from the meaning of her work; if it has any. |  | | It is at this point, more or less, that Typographer, at first a somewhat witty "words and ideas" play, gives up the ghost. |
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http://www.showbusinessweekly.com/archive/214/typographys_dream.shtml
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| | Compleat Typographer |
 | | In addition, he edited GCI's journal, The Compleat Typographer, which has been widely acclaimed in the industry as a useful and informative tool. |  | | GCI has published 25 issues of our house organ, The Compleat Typographer, since 1985. |  | | Dwight is co-author, with Alexander Lawson, of the revised edition of Printing Types: An Introduction (Beacon Press, 1990). |
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http://www.gcitype.com/ct.htm
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| | The Complete Typographer by Christopher Perfect, ISBN 0130456675 And Extreme Sports |
 | | The second, main section is a directory of typefaces, covering the seven type categories or groups - Humanist, Old Style, Transitional, Modern, Slab Serif, Sans Serif and Display. |  | | This is exactly what The Complete Typographer provides. |  | | All forms of communication and design involve the use of type to some degree, so, for anyone who works with type, a sound knowledge of typography and its relationship with other disciplines is essential. |
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http://precision-litedock.com/christopher.htm
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| | The Education of a Typographer Press Release |
 | | The texts compiled in The Education of a Typographer consist of essays and course syllabi from a diverse and prominent roster of contributors, including Art Chantry, Allan Haley, Terry Irwin, Huub Koch, Stefan Sagmeister, and Teal Triggs. |  | | The Education of a Typographer Press Release |  | | Their comments on core concerns of typography, rules and regulations, typographic history, and digital literacy illuminate the integral relationship between sound typographic education and high-level design work. |
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http://www.allworth.com/Pages/PR_DW321.htm
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| | typographer.org |
 | | ATypI also wrote in to remind you all of an exhibition running in partnership with the National Library of Finland. |  | | At ATypI, Matthew Carter (the designer of the typeface you’re almost certainly reading now) will be the subject of a retrospective lecture at ATypI presented by Margeret Re, the author of Typographically Speaking — The Art of Matthew Carter. |  | | If the heat of New York was too much for you, then get your wooly jumper packed as it is less than three weeks away now, running from 15th till the 18th of September. |
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http://www.typographer.org
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| | Type Books for the well-read typographer. |
 | | Fine Print Index: Volumes 1 Through 16 Editor: William Bright, E. Ginger, Susan MacMillan Publisher: Pro Arte Libri [April 2002] |  | | Harry Carter, Typographer Author: Martyn Thomas and John Lane Publisher: Old School Press/Oxford University Press [Expected Spring 2002] |  | | A View of Early Typography: Up to about 1600 [Reprint Edition] Author: Harry Carter Publisher: Hyphen Press [Expected Spring 2002] |
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http://www.typebooks.org/newbooks-ndx.htm
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| | Russian Forest Bulletin |
 | | Typographer bark-beetles inhabit mainly spruce, rarely - other coniferous trees. |  | | century, forestry specialists recorded outbreaks of typographer bark-beetles. |  | | At present there are favorable conditions for reproduction of typographer (spruce bark beetle) due to extensive weakening of Norway spruce caused by drought of last two years and small precipitation. |
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http://www.forest.ru/eng/bulletin/15/5.html
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| | The Typographer's Dream |
 | | The typographer (Nicola Redmond), is the most enigmatic character; she talks about her work in a visionary way, but feels compromised by the unscrupulous world of advertising, with its management consultants and bullying bosses. |  | | The Typographer's Dream will be playing at the Pleasance, Edinburgh from 30 July. |  | | It becomes clear that the typographer's powerlessness is her main source of discontent, but there is also a suggestion that power corrupts. |
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http://www.culturewars.org.uk/2003-02/typographer.htm
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| | Typographer/Clubbed Thumb |
 | | The neurotic typographer is in love with the formation of letters. |  | | As a playwright, Bock has crafted his product well, having the insight and talent to make the work short and non-repetitive. |  | | She seems mousy, until she is set off. |
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http://www.eljallartsannex.com/The%20Typographer's%20Dream.htm
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| | The design of Hiding |
 | | As a member of the ANY board Mark had followed the development of the magazine design. |  | | Barthes' notion of a text as "a tissue of quotations drawn from innumerable centers of culture" extends to a pastiche of typographic genre; the university press book infiltrated by the newspaper column, the scientific tome, the comic strip, the tabloid, the glossy magazine, the dime novel. |  | | The back-page colophon, cryptic notes on the fonts and the paper, was the only place the invisible typographer dared show his face. |
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http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/791599de.html
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| | creativepro.com - dot-font: Being a Typographer |
 | | In Britain, the term had a longer history, and it tended to be used to describe a designer who worked with type -- a book designer, principally, whose main job was arranging type on a page. |  | | The idea of a typographer emerged around the beginning of the 20th century, when it became possible -- technically and economically -- to separate the role of designing the page from that of actually setting the type. |  | | (The British "printing journalist" James Moran even gave his history of the Society of Typographic Designers the title " |
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http://www.creativepro.com/story/news/21773.html
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| | Typebox / Thinkbox / Viewpoint |
 | | The challenge for the digital typographer is the composition of various elements like legibility, movement, and understanding technological limits as a beneficial perameter. |  | | From biblical manuscripts to letterpress books to the screen, the art of letters exists to dignify content, not the latest technology. |  | | It is the digital typographer who must continue a tradition of typographic brevity. |
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http://www.typebox.com/3thinkbox/3view1_2.html
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| | Theater News - Reviews: The Typographer's Dream - |
 | | In a series of stylized, short monologues broken by one another, and increasingly by scenes in which the characters interact, Adam Bock takes us in his new play The Typographer's Dream into rich thematic territory. |  | | His formal innovations, which amuse us and draw us into the lives of three people -- a stenographer, a geographer, and a typographer -- are complemented by costumes which match the bland, constrained, intense personalities and interactions the characters share with us and each other. |  | | As Margaret the Typographer, Meg MacCary has the fewest lines of the show, but makes a great impact. |
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http://www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm?int_news_id=3109
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| | village voice > theater > The Typographer's Dream by Adam Bock by Charles McNulty |
 | | While Margaret longs most poignantly for a career change, her fellow drones share the typographer's dream of discovering themselves anew in the space between letters on the workaday page. |  | | Margaret, the typographer, sits at her desk, sandwiched between the desks of Annalise the geographer and Dave the court reporter. |  | | No, this is not an office of rhyming employment, but a theatrical occasion for the three friends to regale us with the minutiae of their fields. |
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http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0308/mcnulty.php
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| | The Letter as such: 2003 Friends of St Bride conference proceedings |
 | | Including Kruchenykh in studies of typographic history illustrates the importance of expanding the field of focus to include artists who may have worked primarily outside the margins of typography, yet whose aesthetic theories and creative explorations resonated within the discipline. |  | | Even without delving into the possible political or social connotations of the subtitle, the typographic dynamics of the cover are profound. |  | | Kruchenykh is the first of a number of artist-designer-typographers whose significant contributions to typographic innovation and advancement in Russia in the 1910s-1930s are not yet entirely recognized or known. |
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http://www.stbride.org/conference2003/proceedings2003/letterassuch.html
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| | Eclectic Echoes: Try Asking a Typographer |
 | | Fortunately there is a source for many of the answers to such questions: typographers. |  | | Lots of commentary is the “Wow that’s neat” type, while some people try to figure out the outer bounds of conditions that this works within. |  | | Psychologists studying writing systems and how we read and learn have a long history of research that supports this. |
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http://www.heupel.com/eclectic/2003/09/16/try-asking-a-typographer
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| | Microsoft Typography - News archive |
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http://www.microsoft.com/typography/links/news.aspx?NID=4583
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| | Desktop publishers |
 | | Depending on the establishment employing these workers, desktop publishers also may be referred to as publications specialists, electronic publishers, DTP operators, desktop-publishing editors, electronic prepress technicians, electronic-publishing specialists, image designers, typographers, compositors, layout artists, and web publications designers. |  | | Desktop publishers usually work in clean, air-conditioned office areas with little noise. |
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http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos276.htm
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