Discovering Elements: A Rhetoric of Visual Presentation Mags&Zines If you’re nuts like we

If you’re nuts like we are

Eugène Grasset

Apparently it is in the charter of the Grolier Club in New York that every few years they must have an exhibition or lecture or some sort of event about Hermann Zapf and his work

this 4-color silkscreen is a total charmer

Discovering Elements: A Rhetoric of Visual Presentation Mags&Zines If you’re nuts like weThis one presents a study of the visual appearance of twenty one editions of Euclids Elements of Geometry printed between 1482 (which was when Erhadt Ratdolt printed the very first math book) and 1847 (when Charles Whittingham printed Oliver Byrnes 4 color edition). Why? Because these editions illustrate the changes in the transmission of Euclidean geometry through historyand about developments in type and book design, too. This massive book presents