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76 MUSEUM B OKS nc. YOUR DESIGN RESOURCE FOR BOOKS AND MAGAZINES ON THE APPLIED AND DECORATIVE ARTS GRAPHICS A DESIGN LETTERING CALLIGRAPHY TYPE COLOR INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE CRAFTS CERAMICS GLASS METALWORK STONE IRONWORK WOODWORKING PAPERCRAFTS DECORATIVE ORNAMENT GRAPHICS B TYPE ANNUALS ART OF THE BOOK CORPORATE IDENTITY — TRADEMARKS, SYMBOLS ILLUMINATION ILLUSTRATION PRINTING & PRODUCTION DESIGN TECHNIQUE COPYRIGHT FREE ART FIBER ARTS. WEAVING SPINNING DYEING EMBROIDERY QUILTING KNITTING CROCHET TEXTILES AND DESIGN LACE—MACRAME RUGS AND CARPETS DESIGN SOURCES A Bibliography in process listing design resources within our specialized subject areas as listed here. WANTED TO BUY Museum Books wants to buy for resale reference shelves, collections and libraries, in our fields of specialization, particularly classic works, swatch books, . type books, and back issues of selected magazines. Send listing with author, title and details to Mr. Hans Dorfer at Museum Books. To obtain Bibliographies, send 50 cents per bibliography requested to: Museum Books Inc., 6 W. 37th St., New York, NY 10018. Overseas please send $1 or local equivalent. Solution to puzzle on pages 26 6r 27. L GILBERTVERDIPENDERECK I B ERNSTEINXENAK ISRTUSUCC E RODGERSESBINCAGEFASNNN E SMNCOAMTPEMIMONSLCENII THBRCKSSTBWGELEDVORAK DV H WEIUACTININLSKYHWVOERW O IRDEOVRRBDZSASAEITBREI ✓ NGYPOAABERAEONILRDINP E NALSGTULLMINTTLALBRCMN N SAALVAS ILMDNAUBEESEZ Ur YNDEBUSSYIOLSSKVPLNYEHA ST TN Z AHAALLAFKRRI4 N OUVHIOCUIAVCRIHRAHCNHS ACINISSORMRIANRELHAMYAK H ELLINGTONTVBPADEREWSK I P LENBERLIOZNNKCNARFIPGN U LHJANACEKSIEINOENKURRD REAOCGRIEGIPFOSTERCFF EY CDRPHPWEILLOFRRLSCUOK BP E NOLITTOIVFHOOREIYLADOK L AIIKILEBUKCPAVNWAGNERE L HVNSCHONBERGIITTALRACS Continued from page 46. A lit hum hige worl I t I )S The Guards Photographer,Anthony Edgeworth. Written by John de St.Jorre. Designed by Samuel N.Antupit Some 5,500 officers and men protect the British sovereign.You may see them brilliantly costumed and parading outside Buckingham and Windsor palaces but there is more to them than greets the eye.This book tells their story,beautifully,in full color pictures and in words and explains why such an apparent historical anachronism retains its vigor in this computerized age. Former Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said of his service in the guards: "It is a great thing at some time in your life to be associated with something which is quite first class:' Crown Publishers, Inc.,One Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016.256 pages.9 x 12. $25.00. 1982 Calligraphy Calendar Calligraphy Made Easy by Margaret Shepherd The Calendar opens up to 10Th x 19 and is punched at one edge to facilitate hanging. The days and months are beautifully written,naturally,and the top half of each open spread features a provocative quotation such as January's "Writing is easy; all you do is sit staring at a blank sheet of paper until the drops of blood form on your forehead:' "Calligraphy Made Easy" is a 64-page 81/2 x 10Th paperback beginner's workbook. Wideview Books, 747 Third Avenue,New York, NY 10017. Calendar, $6.95. Book, $8.95. Early American Books & Printing by John T. Winterich More a narrative than a reference manual. The subject has continuity, is readable,and the selections covered reveal as much about the author's preferences as about his subject.Though not a source book, it does review books and printers in pre- and postcolonial America from 1493 (Columbus' first letter describing America) to America's first professional man of letters,Washington Irving. Included are discursive chapters on the Bay Psalm Book,early American newspapers and periodicals, print shops and their tools,and more. Dover Publicationi,Inc.,180 Varick Street, New York, NY 10014.253 pages. 5Th x 81/2. Paper.$4.50. Origins of Form by Christopher Williams A heavily illustrated report on the shape of natural and man-made things—why they came to be the way they are and how they change.ln it you see and read the stories of funnels and fish, of shoes and shrews, of microbes and microscopes and much, much more. Architectural Book Publishing Company, Inc.10 East 40th Street, New York, NY 10016.144 pages.81/2 x 11.Paper.$12.95. English English by Norman W.Schur It's about time someone offered us an American/English dictionary so that we can understand our friends across the ocean without benefit of a translator. Where else could you learn that a blackjack is a lifepreserver,a raisin a sultana,a salesman a counter-jumper? This book is a gem. Browse it, read it, use the index,and enjoy it. Verbatim, Box 668EE, Essex, CN 06426. 332 pages. 7% x 10.$24.95. The Spirit of Colors by Karl Gerstner Karl Gerstner is one of Switzerland's most noted contemporary artists. His works range from reliefs with coloristic structure to kinetic objects in the form of sculptures. Since Vassily Kandinsky and Johannes itten, no artist in the European tradition has come to terms so intensively with color, both in his art and in his writings. In this book Gerstner explores color physically and delves into its historic, philosophical and psychological aspects as well.The series of essays includes 70 color plates and many black and white illustrations. The MIT Press,Cambridge, MA 02142. 225 pages.91/2 x 91/2.$39.95. Books on Expressive Lettering Inversions by Scott Kim Words by Mark Soppeland Letterforms and uses of typefaces in ways that graphically illustrate what the words say or that form interesting patterns are always fun.Two such books hit our desk recently. "Inversions" is billed as "a catalog of calligraphic cartwheels:' The author is a computer science graduate student at Stanford University.A protege of Donald Knuth (inventor of Metafont),he is currently working with Hermann Zapf on the digitization of a new Zapf typeface.The wordplay consists of more than sixty examples of letter and logo design based on mathematical symmetry.The text discusses such 'things as book design echoing content and self communicating logos. Byte/Books McGraw-Hi11,70 Main Street, Peterborough,NH 03458.122 pages.9% x 9. Paper.$8.95. "Words" is essentially a picturebook of words that are pictures.Some are obvious, some not.The word "corner" is bent in the middle.The word "backwards" reads mirrorwise. And so forth. William Kaufmann, Inc., One First Street, Los Altos, CA 94022.146 pages.9Th x 6Th. Paper.$6.95. THIS ARTICLE WAS SET IN ITC FRANKLIN GOTHIC'
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