De Gemeenschap (July 1931) sutnaritems Dorothea Hofmann was a Swiss

Dorothea Hofmann was a Swiss graphic designer

know that it might take us a spell to get this packed securely

First published in 1961

He said that when he got started as a printer he didn’t want to make merely beautiful books

This one presents a study of the visual appearance of twenty-one editions of Euclid’s Elements of Geometry printed between 1482 (which was when Erhadt Ratdolt printed the very first math book) and 1847 (when Charles Whittingham printed Oliver Byrne’s 4-color edition)

De Gemeenschap (July 1931) sutnaritems Dorothea Hofmann was a SwissDe Gemeenschap was a Dutch magazine and eponymous publisher, established in Utrecht from 1925 and Bilthoven from 1935, for young Catholic intellectuals from 1925 to 1941. And who knew young Catholic intellectuals are so cool? The interior of this is nothing to write to the Romans about, but the front cover is features a striking drawing by Otto Freundlich (18781943), a German Jew killed in the camps during the war. Trained in dentistry, his work (as a