In the School of Baskin typespecimen We’re running out of superlatives

We’re running out of superlatives

correspondence

000 super-computer in your pocket

the Riverside Press down the street in Cambridge

Formal handwriting was disconnected from origins of broad-edged pens and brushes

In the School of Baskin typespecimen We’re running out of superlativesBruce Chandler, Lance Hidy, and Barry Moser, each respected as typographers printers, and illustrators, write about the influence the publisher, sculptor, designer, and illustrator Leonard Baskin had on their development as artists and craftsmen. With original engravings and woodcuts (and stamps) this is a touching tribute to someone who had a profound influence on books (in general) and printing (in New England).