Romanée en Trinité: historisch origineel en systematisch slordig Objects We’ll keep this short: Here’s

We’ll keep this short: Here’s a letterhead from a German printer (so sayeth the big type on top)

This little volume is a masterpiece of “printerly” typography

Collected here are fifteen failed attempts at marketing via organic cotton

His playful creative process and the joy he gets from mechanical reproduction were on display in his collection of screen prints

An uncommon book

Romanée en Trinité: historisch origineel en systematisch slordig Objects We’ll keep this short: Here’sThis little volume is a masterpiece of printerly typography. It was hand set by Bram de Does himself in Jan van Krimpens metal Romane type and printed on his own Victoria platen press (under his private imprint, Spectatorpers). The book is a deeply personal essay where de Does defends his design of Trinit, famously describing his style as systematisch slordig (systematically sloppy)a reference to the organic, lively, and slightly irregular rhythm he