Early Italian Writing-Books: Renaissance to Baroque

Stanley Morison · Nicolas Barker · British Library

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The use of the printing press in the teaching of scripts was pioneered by Ludovico degli Arrighi and Giovan' Antonio Tagliente. The story of their achievements and those of their followers is told in this text which was started by Morison in the 1920s and completed by Barker some 40 years later.

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