Fra Luca de Pacioli kabakabakaba but it was essentially Slow

but it was essentially Slow down and do good work

beautifully reproduced and with an introduction by Mark Argetsinger

as deep as Google and Google Translate will allow

this 4-color silkscreen is a total charmer

this pair of hand-printed aquatints feature Matthew Carter’s stunning lowercase a from his presently-unreleased Big Fry and a z inspired by a sixteenth-century italic attributed to the French punchcutter Pierre Haultin

Fra Luca de Pacioli kabakabakaba but it was essentially SlowHeres a little Bruce Rogers number with an essay by Stanley Morison (who initialed it) and a bibliography by Philip Hofer. In between is the work of Luca de Pacioli, who you know as the first person to publish a work on the double entry system of bookkeeping, a precursor to QuickBooks. He also prepared this treatise on geometry and beauty and their application to roman letters. It predates similar explorations by Albrecht Drer and Geoffrey Tory and