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Subject: Re: Font Lore
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Date: Tue, 16-Apr-85 16:30:08 EST
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From: Fournier.pasa@Xerox.ARPA

	I truly appreciated the differentiation you made between "typeface" and
"font". As a calligrapher, I became aware of the interrelation between
type and script design, and as a neighbor to a typesetting
establishment, VIA TYPE, in Claremont, CA, I began to be aware of the
diversities of modern type.
	I was encouraged by another calligrapher to get a free "subscription"
to UPPER & LOWER CASE, issued by ITC (International Type Corporation, I
think, is the expansion) 4 to 6 times a year.  I don't have a copy with
me,  but interested persons might contact someone they suspect might
have a copy and photocopy the subscription form.  It frequently has
items of interest to calligraphers and other design artists, but  is
there primarily to advertiise ITC typefaces.
		Thanks much,
			Marina

Lecture note for So. Calif. interest (if there's a regional dl, message
me, please):
	I'm going to the Fifth Anniversary of the (new) Scripps College Press
tonight, at 7:00 on the Claremont campus of Scripps College.  The
lecture will be in the Clark Humanities auditorium, and a reception for
the exhibit on Frederick Goudy and his work follows (I may have the time
wrong, by virtue of leaky memory, but calling 714:621-8000 and asking
for Calendar Information will give you correct details.)  Did you know
that Scripps has its own Goudy typeface--obtained for a price well below
what he generally charged?