Dutch Type

Jan Middendorp

010 Publishers, 2004 - 320 pages

Overzicht van vooral de 20e-eeuwse Nederlandse typografie.

Table des matières

• type culture and identity: 9
• Early type design and printing in the Low Countries: 13
• Reinventing tradition: 33
• type as decoration: 34
• Books of beauty: 37
• Sjoerd Hendrik de Roos: 40
• Display types for the Amsterdam Type Foundry: 48
• Jan van Krimpens modern traditionalism: 54
• Manifestations of the: 65
• Exploring the: 66
• Wendingen and Art Deco: 68
• De Stijl Constructivism and the New Typography: 78
• the final years: 85
• The Amsterdam Type Foundry after 1945: 86
• The ambitions of Dick Dooijes: 90
• Sem Hartz professional gentleman: 95
• Painters and penmen: 99
• a new tradition: 100
• Rozendaal and his students: 102
• Helmut Salden the perfectionist: 104
• The natural talent of Susanne Heynemann: 106
• Jan Vermeulen poet and typographer: 107
• Theo Kurpershoek and Nicolaas Wijnberg: 108
• Boudewijn letswaarts unnoticed brilliance: 109
• A lost art?: 110
• Torn type by Sandberg: 112
• Functionalism and geometry: 113
• Functionalism and the grid: 114
• Wim Crouwel and Dutch Calvinism: 117
• alphabets made to measure: 124
• Ad Werner: 127
• A typographic counterculture: 131
• Form follows: 132
• Swip Stolks expressive type: 133
• rehumanizing the alphabet: 134
• making the old look: 136
• Joost Swartes universe: 138
• obsessed by the alphabet: 142
• Printing types for a changing technology: 143
• the power of the pencil: 144
• Gerrit Noordzij teacher master of crafts: 150
• The perfectionism of Bram de Does: 158
• The pragmatism of Gerard Unger: 166
• Letters from The Hague: 175
• Gerrit Noordzijs school of letters: 176
• Lida Lopes Cardozo Kindersley: 177
• Rudy Vanderlans and Emigre: 179
• Letters: 180
• hanging figures on the buses: 182
• The typographic systems of Petr van Blokland: 183
• no nonsense: 188
• behind the scenes: 192
• Frank E Blokland and: 195
• Peter Matthias Noordzij and The Enschedé Font Foundry: 203
• Christoph Noordzij Collis and Thalys: 207
• LettError or the ghost in the machine: 209
• The two sides of Lucas de Groot: 219
• The unprecedented letterforms of Peter Verheul: 228
• Letters from Arnhem: 233
• Type design and dissidence: 234
• The justification of Evert Bloemsma: 235
• from punches to pixels: 239
• innovating tradition: 248
• Scholings Engines: 253
• speed is what we need: 255
• Julius de Goede writing master: 257
• Digital lettering and type: 259
• Personal alphabets in the digital: 260
• The irreverent faces of Max Kisman: 261
• ongoing research: 265
• Donald Beekman smart drugs rocknroll: 267
• the magic of the sign: 270
• the process as product: 274
• Hunters and collectors: 276
• The Hague the new generation: 280
• the class of 9697: 281
• a good time with type: 290
• Peter Bilak and Typotheque: 292
• More Hague graduates: 293
• Special projects: 297
• Bibliography: 311
• Index of names: 315
• Index of typefaces: 318
• Credits: 320

Informations bibliographiques

• Titre: Dutch Type
• Auteur: Jan Middendorp
• Édition: illustrée
• Éditeur: 010 Publishers, 2004
• ISBN: 9064504601, 9789064504600
• Longueur: 320 pages