A History of Type Design: Kurt Schwitters, 1887–1948 (Ambleside, England) bramdedoes the ordinarily imperceptible details of

the ordinarily imperceptible details of the printing become the motifs that cover the tiny figurines

) Each one of these graphic meditations is suitable for framing—and

mostly inspired in ideas from typographical literature started building a more rigid and coherent system for page layout

No two arrangements are alike

) As we were writing: It’s a miracle that anything can be done with twenty-six letters

A History of Type Design: Kurt Schwitters, 1887–1948 (Ambleside, England) bramdedoes the ordinarily imperceptible details ofUsing a variation on the Japanese frottage technique of Takuhon, curator Gavin Morrison and artist Scott Myles have taken impressions from the headstones of prominent type designers and then turned them into limited edition lithographs. Each one is printed at 100% of the original rubbing. And each one is a total stunner. Heres the piece for Kurt Schwitters. If youre not familiar with his types, see here. Theyre worth a click. And this print is worth a