Typographic Variations
When we get stuck and don’t know what to do (with a design, not life) this is a book to which we turn. Hermann Zapf assembled seventy-eight text and title pages to show what can be done with care and taste. There are ultra-modern compositions informed by classical movements and ultra-classical compositions that look ultra-fresh. Everything in this beautifully-produced book is an inspiration and serves as a model of what can be done with a little bit of type, ink, paper, and space. A remarkable thing.
- Author: Hermann Zapf
- Prefaces: Paul Standard, G.K. Schauer, and Charles Peignot
- Size: 8.25 × 12 inches
- Pages: 176
- Binding: Hardcover
- Edition: 409 of 500
- Languages: English, German, French
- Condition:
- Publisher: Museum Books, 1964