Untitled Drawing (Dorothea Hofmann) new-cyrus It was intended to be

It was intended to be both an aide-mémoire of that exhibition

Vivid reproductions of Zapf's calligraphy

So important and wicked useful

from the time (c

This fourth edition—presenting almost sixty years of practice—shows us why

Untitled Drawing (Dorothea Hofmann) new-cyrus It was intended to beDorothea Hofmann was a Swiss graphic designer, artist, educator, and the author of the forthcoming The Birth of a Style. (Order it from us when it comes out, please. Not Amazon.) She was one of the first students who passed the Basel education model. She collaborated closely with her husband, Armin, on developing design education. And she also made lovely drawingslike this one. With this simple bundle of cord, she captures the light and dark and makes