Quadrata Capitalis (Werner Bunz)

What’ve we got here? It’s hard to say because it’s all in German, but it appears to be a handwritten treatise on letters, the human form, and geometry. A fresh take (circa 1973) on an idea as old as drawing, the compass, and the Roman alphabet (give or take). Even if you can’t read German (or Werner Bunz’s handwriting) it’s not difficult to make out what he’s trying to say. Just take a moment to sit with it and look and learn visually, not verbally. A special treat.