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Origin of the Serif by Edward Catich

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B1540. The Origin of the Serif by Edward Catich. 1968 (1991). 312pp. 8"x10.5". Hardcover. The definitive work on the origin and development of the Roman inscriptional alphabet. Catich convincingly sho…

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B1540. The Origin of the Serif by Edward Catich. 1968 (1991). 312pp. 8"x10.5". Hardcover.

The definitive work on the origin and development of the Roman inscriptional alphabet. Catich convincingly shows that the Trajan capitals were first brush written. Includes Catich's large brush capitals A-Z and instructions on making them. Full of illustrations. A superb reprint for all interested in Roman caps.

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3 Reviews

  • 5

    Origin of the serif.

    Posted by Berndt Savig on Jul 24th 2023

    A beautiful book. In great condition, the content looks impressive, though I haven’t read it yet. Looking forward to reading it and applying the information.

  • 5

    Catich

    Posted by Daniel Sabino on Mar 7th 2023

    great book, perfect

  • 5

    Master work

    Posted by Neil on Nov 12th 2021

    Catich's Origin of the Serif is a master work. I highly recommend it for those interested in Roman Capitals.

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