typography

A very beautiful book; it is an extraordinary specimen of typography.

The application of these principles of balance to the problems of typography is largely a matter of influence.

It is not a question of typography; it is not even a question of rules and forms.

The typography becomes not only a frame to heighten the beauty of the picture, but also a spell to lengthen our enjoyment of it.

Eisen has a simplicity, a good taste, and a special and singularly perfect economy of artistic effect combined with typography.

"Her" is misprinted him in the original, and the whole, as may be expected, is not a first-rate specimen of typography.

There are also some faults of typography and slight clerical oversights, which will doubtless be corrected in a second edition.

The typography, binding, and general execution are equal to the best London books.

One of the best specimens of Bodoni's typography is a respectable volume of inscriptions, all written by his friend Pacciaudi.

They can even spoil the set-up and typography in general of the reading sections.