This piece combines the two Armins in one as he brings together graphic symbols into a pleasing visual arrangement that serves no purpose other than pleasure
Dan pointed us to the greeting Koch made for Von Larisch’s 75th
with pages that open like petals to reveal a delicate bouquet of flowers
with the exception of Burkhard Mangold and Donald Brun
What was on that leaf we can’t say
The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters designbriefyear2 This piece combines the twoStephen Harvard (19481988) was the consummate craftsman: poised, assured, in total command of his materials. With a sure sense of form that invested his work with a distinctive artistry, he chose to see himself as a craftsman, gaining strength from the directness and honesty of this conception. In a short career he accomplished much, touched many, and left a significant body of work. He designed books and typefaces, carved stones, and made charming