A Note on the Type.

The article provides information about the Mythlore main body text. It says that the Mythlore are set in Palatino Linotype, a balanced and refined lyrical modernist face. Hence, Herman Zapf that is based in humanist Renaissance designs created it in 1948. However, the combination of modernism and de...

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Publicado en:Mythlore Vol. 26; no. 3/4; p. 222
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Mythopoeic Society Spring/Summer2008
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