Mediaeval Alphabets and Initials for Illuminators

This book provides a stunning collection of medieval alphabets and initials that were used by illuminators, calligraphers, and book designers in the Middle Ages. It offers a detailed analysis of the forms, styles, and techniques used in creating these ornate and intricate forms of lettering, providing valuable insights into the history of graphic design and typography. It is a must-have resource for anyone interested in medieval art, lettering, or calligraphy.

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