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Interesting critiques regarding the typography printing process. Not sure if I agree 100% about the statement that typography is unsuitable for reproducing landscape photographs. For instance these Austrian definitives from 1932 don't look that bad in my opinion. Probably would have looked better in photogravure or recess but letterpress was cheaper and that's what counted during the Depression.  Rod, as always you come up with some great stuff. Thanks. |
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Thank you LG, (and thanks to Mr. Easton) Possibly Mr Easton was commenting on the standards of the day. I looked at Dominica, and would tend to agree (against, as you say Litho or Recess) and yes the Austrians are nice, a more developed standard it seems. I find Tattoo's somewhat disturbing, in my time they were the choice of Sailors and Ne'er do wells.... today they are a popular art form. We are a product of our early experiences sometimes.  |
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Typography...The Last Phase British Postage Stamp Design John Easton 1943 Dominica Critique "Head and Badge" stamp...... Note: "Roseau" is the stamp shown, previous post. (New word for my Lexicon = excrescences =an unattractive or superfluous object or feature.)  Unsure if this is my image, maybe LG or CJD of this forum..  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 10/20/2019 10:08 pm |
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I find this very interesting. Yet another topic for me to research - printing methods. Thanks, Chris |
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Great!
SCF is the Philatelic Oasis,
we all come to sip the taste of inspiration....
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Republic of China Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Definitive Issues printed in typography Top: 1942 Central Trust Bureau (Chungking) print Bottom: 1944 Paicheng Printing Company (Nanping) print   |
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Republic of China Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Definitive Issues printed in typography 1944 Chung-Hwa Book Company (Chungking) Example of paper types   |
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Republic of China Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Definitive Issues printed in typography 1945 Chungking prints Top: Dah-Tung Book Company Bottom: Central Engraving and Printing Works (CEPW, reorganized from Central Trust Bureau printing department)   |
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Switzerland 1907 - 1909 Helvetia Typography Designer: Charles L'Eplattenier    |
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Switzerland 1913 Pro Juventute Helvetia and Matterhorn Typography Designer: Jean Sprenger  |
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Belgium 1910 Caritas Painting Saint Martin Dividing his Cloak by Anthony van Dyck Typography Designer: Constant Montald (top) Designer: Henri Lemaire (bottom)   |
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Belgium 1915 King Albert I Portrait in military uniform Typography Designer: Waterlow and Sons (London)  |
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Belgium 1922 King Albert I Portrait in military uniform Typography Designer: Leon Houyoux  |
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