The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters

  • The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters
  • The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters
  • The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters
  • The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters
  • The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters
  • The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters
  • The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters
  • The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters
  • The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters
  • The Work of Stephen Harvard: A Life in Letters
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Stephen Harvard (1948–1988) was the consummate craftsman: poised, assured, in total command of his materials. With a sure sense of form that invested his work with a distinctive artistry, he chose to see himself as a craftsman, gaining strength from the directness and honesty of this conception. In a short career he accomplished much, touched many, and left a significant body of work. He designed books and typefaces, carved stones, and made charming illustrations. This books tells his story and is filled with his work and maxims—and the maxims of men disclose their hearts.

  • Author: David P. Becker
  • Introduction: Eleanor M. Garvey
  • Size: 8.5 × 10.5 inches
  • Pages: 64
  • Binding: Softcover
  • Condition:

    Good—but the cover is faded and marked

  • Publisher: The Houghton Library, 1990