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What Cobden-Sanderson's 1900 tract says about fitting text, type, picture and frame into one…

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A source note for book designers, illustrators and layout artists. It restates what a 1900 Doves Press tract says about the book as one whole, picture and type matching, and verse on the page. It is a documentary reading of part of one file; the closing checklist is curator inference, untested.

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What Cobden-Sanderson's 1900 tract says about fitting text, type, picture and frame into one page

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A source note for book designers, illustrators and layout artists. It restates what a 1900 Doves Press tract says about the book as one whole, picture and type matching, and verse on the page. It is a documentary reading of part of one file; the closing checklist is curator inference, untested.

Useful starting points

  • The tract says a picture should look formal and match the texture of the type, with a frame or margin of its own.
  • It says verse should be set so its structure is taken in at a glance.
  • It says nothing about comics, picture books or digital layout, so any use there is the note's own inference.
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