Uncommon numbers II : a source book for calligraphers and graphic artists (edition 2010)

by Brenda Casey

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Uncommon Numbers II, along with Uncommon Numbers and The Uncommon Numbers Manual, comprise The Uncommon Numbers Trilogy and are the only books currently in print dedicated entirely to the subject of calligraphic numerals. This final volume in the trilogy is an anthology showcasing the work of master calligraphers from around the world and offers for study and inspiration a wide range of styles, techniques, and artists not represented in the first volume of Uncommon Numbers in 1996.… (more)

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Title:	Uncommon numbers II : a source book for calligraphers and graphic artists
Authors:	Brenda Casey
Info:	Melbourne, Fla. : PenUltimates, c2010.
Collections:	Calligraphy
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Uncommon Numbers II, along with Uncommon Numbers and The Uncommon Numbers Manual, comprise The Uncommon Numbers Trilogy and are the only books currently in print dedicated entirely to the subject of calligraphic numerals. This final volume in the trilogy is an anthology showcasing the work of master calligraphers from around the world and offers for study and inspiration a wide range of styles, techniques, and artists not represented in the first volume of Uncommon Numbers in 1996.

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