Join us for our Salon Series, where Letterform Archive staff invite you to experience materials related to a specific topic of interest to the Collection.
This month, Barcelona-based calligrapher Oriol Miró will curate and discuss a selection from the Archive’s collection of work by Rudolf Koch.
Koch was proud to be called Der Scheiber, signifying his devotion to the craft of the pen. In addition to his calligraphy, Koch was a type designer, woodblock printer, and an influential educator. Well-known students of Koch include Berthold Wolpe, Fritz Kredel, and Warren Chappell. Koch designed over a dozen typefaces, including Kabel, Neuland, and Koch Antiqua.
Doors at 6:00pm. Presentation begins promptly at 6:30pm.
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This month, Barcelona-based calligrapher Oriol Miró will curate and discuss a selection from the Archive’s collection of work by Rudolf Koch.
Koch was proud to be called Der Scheiber, signifying his devotion to the craft of the pen. In addition to his calligraphy, Koch was a type designer, woodblock printer, and an influential educator. Well-known students of Koch include Berthold Wolpe, Fritz Kredel, and Warren Chappell. Koch designed over a dozen typefaces, including Kabel, Neuland, and Koch Antiqua.
Doors at 6:00pm. Presentation begins promptly at 6:30pm.
Join us for our Salon Series, where Letterform Archive staff invite you to experience materials related to a specific topic of interest to the Collection.
This month, Barcelona-based calligrapher Oriol Miró will curate and discuss a selection from the Archive’s collection of work by Rudolf Koch.
Koch was proud to be called Der Scheiber, signifying his devotion to the craft of the pen. In addition to his calligraphy, Koch was a type designer, woodblock printer, and an influential educator. Well-known students of Koch include Berthold Wolpe, Fritz Kredel, and Warren Chappell. Koch designed over a dozen typefaces, including Kabel, Neuland, and Koch Antiqua.
Doors at 6:00pm. Presentation begins promptly at 6:30pm.
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This month, Barcelona-based calligrapher Oriol Miró will curate and discuss a selection from the Archive’s collection of work by Rudolf Koch.
Koch was proud to be called Der Scheiber, signifying his devotion to the craft of the pen. In addition to his calligraphy, Koch was a type designer, woodblock printer, and an influential educator. Well-known students of Koch include Berthold Wolpe, Fritz Kredel, and Warren Chappell. Koch designed over a dozen typefaces, including Kabel, Neuland, and Koch Antiqua.
Doors at 6:00pm. Presentation begins promptly at 6:30pm.
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