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It just goes to show that printing can be habit forming...

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Tiffany, you're probably thinking of Marjorie Crum's querry to me that I forwarded to the ATypI list on September the second. Her address is in that post, assuming you'd like to alert her to this find. But let me know on the off chance you haven't kept every single thing I've ever written. ;-)

hhp

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Sure. Even though. ;-)

hhp

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Thanks all for the postings and the comments.

Tiffany, I too saw the Unseen Hands information back in September and tried to write their curator of the exhibition (Rebecca Davidson, I believe) to find out more about the exibit itself...but alas no response.

I am still not sure if the San Ripoli nuns were those I was trying to remember (a vague rememberance from the "History of Design" book by Phil Meggs), sure wish Phil Meggs was still around...

...which leads me to another query about his book, does anyone know why M.C. Escher was not included nor even mentioned as a graphic designer of importance? This question came up in the Century of Design class I teach and I couldn't figure out why either.

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