The Art of Calligraphy

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Dorling Kindersley, 1995 - Calligraphy - 128 pages
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This unique guide integrates detailed, step-by-step techniques with authoritative historical background of all the major forms of Latin-based scripts. Exercises on every script, including Roman Rustic, Early Gothic and Rotunda, plus practical information on choosing equipment and material, help readers master the art of calligraphy.

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User Review  - WellReadSoutherner - LibraryThing

A comprehensive book that even though it was published in 1995 doesn't seem out of date at all. Covers a very wide range of styles and gives instructional ways of replicating the calligraphy. Also covers a good if brief history of each of the styles and writing in general. Read full review

User Review  - Laura Kyte - Christianbook.com

As an artist-this is a beautiful book. It's full of a lot of information on the history of calligraphy and it is extremely informative on the art of calligraphy. I would recommend it anybody who is ... Read full review

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David Harris is the legendary anti-war activist who went to jail for draft resistance in the 1960s. Formerly a contributing editor at the "New York Times Magazine" & "Rolling Stone", his seven previous books include "The League", "Dreams Die Hard", & "The Last Stand".

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