The Aldine, Vol. 5, No. 1., January, 1872 A Typographic Art Journal By: Various
In "The Aldine, Vol. 5, No. 1., January, 1872 A Typographic Art Journal," readers are presented with a delightful collection of articles, poetry, and artwork that beautifully merges the worlds of typography and visual art. As a compilation of various contributors' works, this volume showcases the breadth of talent and creativity within the field. The journal opens with an intriguing editorial piece that highlights the significance of typography as an art form and emphasizes its power in expressing ideas and emotions. This sets the tone for what is to come, promising a thought-provoking and visually stimulating experience. One of the standout features of this publication is the inclusion of several exquisitely crafted plates depicting typography and printing-related scenes. These intricate illustrations captivate the reader, serving as a reminder of the careful craftsmanship and artistry involved in the printing process during this era. Furthermore, the range of articles is diverse, offering insights into various aspects of typographic design, historical pieces, and tips for practitioners in this field. For instance, one article explores the historical evolution of typographic styles throughout different cultures and societies, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the art's development. Additionally, the journal incorporates poems dedicated to the art of typography. These verses beautifully weave together words and visual design, celebrating the intersection of both forms of expression. The poems, cleverly composed, exhibit how typography itself can hold a poetic quality that transcends its mere functionality. Despite the ornate language and detailed discussions, the journal manages to maintain a sense of accessibility, ensuring that even readers without a deep understanding of typography can engage and appreciate the content. The inclusion of step-by-step guides and practical advice offers novices an entry into this fascinating world while still keeping more experienced practitioners intrigued. However, it is worth noting that the journal lacks a cohesive structure, making it feel like a hodgepodge of individual contributions rather than a unified work. This ultimately affects the overall flow and can potentially detract from readers' immersion in the material. "The Aldine, Vol. 5, No. 1., January, 1872 A Typographic Art Journal" is an essential read for typography enthusiasts, graphic designers, and anyone interested in the history and aesthetics of printing. Despite its occasional lack of cohesion, the journal's commitment to showcasing the artistry and innovation within the world of typography makes it a valuable addition to any art lover's collection. First Page: [Illustration: A VENETIAN FESTIVAL. C. HULK.] THE ALDINE, A TYPOGRAPHIC ART JOURNAL [Illustration] " Il ne faut pas tant regarder ce qu'on doit faire que ce qu'on peut faire ." VOLUME V. NEW YORK: JAMES SUTTON & COMPANY. 1873. [Illustration] " THE ALDINE PRESS ." JAMES SUTTON & Co., Printers, 58 Maiden Lane, New York. [Illustration] Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by JAMES SUTTON, JR., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C. CONTENTS Abyssinia, A Peep at Editorial 186 Adirondacks, The Heart of the Editorial 194 After the Comet W.L. Alden 136 A Great Master and His Greatest Work Editorial 83 Aldine Chromos for 1873 Editorial 228 Alpine World, The Editorial 134 America, Home Life in Editorial 76 American Robin, The Gilbert Darling 327 Angling, A Few Words on Henry Richards 155 Architecture W. Von Humboldt 43 Art 28 Artistic Evening, An Editorial 248 Art Musee in America, An Erastus South 127 Art, Roman Ottfreid Müller 32 At Rest. (Poem) Julia C.R. Dorr 234 August in the Woods W.W. Bailey 161 Ausable, Morning on the Editorial 40 Authorship, Style in Stewart 75 Autumn Rambles W.W. Bailey 212 A Yarn Uncle Bluejacket 216 Babes in the Wood, The Editorial 223 Badger Hunting Editorial 225 Barry Cornwall, To... Continue reading book >>

The Aldine, Vol. 5, No. 1., January, 1872 A Typographic Art Journal By: Various

In "The Aldine, Vol. 5, No. 1., January, 1872 A Typographic Art Journal," readers are presented with a delightful collection of articles, poetry, and artwork that beautifully merges the worlds of typography and visual art. As a compilation of various contributors' works, this volume showcases the breadth of talent and creativity within the field.

The journal opens with an intriguing editorial piece that highlights the significance of typography as an art form and emphasizes its power in expressing ideas and emotions. This sets the tone for what is to come, promising a thought-provoking and visually stimulating experience.

One of the standout features of this publication is the inclusion of several exquisitely crafted plates depicting typography and printing-related scenes. These intricate illustrations captivate the reader, serving as a reminder of the careful craftsmanship and artistry involved in the printing process during this era.

Furthermore, the range of articles is diverse, offering insights into various aspects of typographic design, historical pieces, and tips for practitioners in this field. For instance, one article explores the historical evolution of typographic styles throughout different cultures and societies, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the art's development.

Additionally, the journal incorporates poems dedicated to the art of typography. These verses beautifully weave together words and visual design, celebrating the intersection of both forms of expression. The poems, cleverly composed, exhibit how typography itself can hold a poetic quality that transcends its mere functionality.

Despite the ornate language and detailed discussions, the journal manages to maintain a sense of accessibility, ensuring that even readers without a deep understanding of typography can engage and appreciate the content. The inclusion of step-by-step guides and practical advice offers novices an entry into this fascinating world while still keeping more experienced practitioners intrigued.

However, it is worth noting that the journal lacks a cohesive structure, making it feel like a hodgepodge of individual contributions rather than a unified work. This ultimately affects the overall flow and can potentially detract from readers' immersion in the material.

"The Aldine, Vol. 5, No. 1., January, 1872 A Typographic Art Journal" is an essential read for typography enthusiasts, graphic designers, and anyone interested in the history and aesthetics of printing. Despite its occasional lack of cohesion, the journal's commitment to showcasing the artistry and innovation within the world of typography makes it a valuable addition to any art lover's collection.

First Page:

[Illustration: A VENETIAN FESTIVAL. C. HULK.]

THE ALDINE,

TYPOGRAPHIC ART JOURNAL

[Illustration]

" Il ne faut pas tant regarder ce qu'on doit faire que ce qu'on peut faire ."

VOLUME V.

NEW YORK: JAMES SUTTON & COMPANY. 1873.

[Illustration]

" THE ALDINE PRESS ." JAMES SUTTON & Co., Printers, 58 Maiden Lane, New York.

[Illustration]

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by JAMES SUTTON, JR., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C.

CONTENTS

Abyssinia, A Peep at Editorial 186 Adirondacks, The Heart of the Editorial 194 After the Comet W.L. Alden 136 A Great Master and His Greatest Work Editorial 83 Aldine Chromos for 1873 Editorial 228 Alpine World, The Editorial 134 America, Home Life in Editorial 76 American Robin, The Gilbert Darling 327 Angling, A Few Words on Henry Richards 155 Architecture W. Von Humboldt 43 Art 28 Artistic Evening, An Editorial 248 Art Musee in America, An Erastus South 127 Art, Roman Ottfreid Müller 32 At Rest. (Poem) Julia C.R. Dorr 234 August in the Woods W.W. Bailey 161 Ausable, Morning on the Editorial 40 Authorship, Style in Stewart 75 Autumn Rambles W.W. Bailey 212 A Yarn Uncle Bluejacket 216

Babes in the Wood, The Editorial 223 Badger Hunting Editorial 225 Barry Cornwall, To... Continue reading book >>

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