Special Collections Department
W. Russell Hood
Collection related to
Typography and Graphic Design
1569 - 1970
(bulk dates 1950 - 1969)
Manuscript Collection Number: 412
Accessioned: Purchase, January 1999
Extent: 1.3 linear ft. and oversize
Content: Articles, clippings,
labels, stickers, bookplates, posters, prints, engravings, newspapers, advertisements,
artwork, calendar
Access: The collection is open for research.
Processed: 2000-2001 by Tabitha
D. Groh
Special Collections, University of Delaware Library
Newark, Delaware 19717-5267
(302) 831-2229
Table of Contents
Biographical Note
W. Russell (Wesley Russell) Hood worked as an industrial designer with the Philco-Ford Corporation, located on Delancey Place in Philadelphia, primarily in the 1950s and 1960s. He was employed in the electronics division, product design department. Evidence from mailing labels in the collection indicates that Hood was associated with Joseph Fox Books on Sansom St. and Steinmetz Mfg. Company (labels addressed to Hood & Barnett) on Buttonwood St., both also in Philadelphia. He lived at 15 E. Mowry St. in Chester, Pennsylvania.
Source:
Biographical information is derived from information in the collection.
Scope and Content Note
The W. Russell Hood Collection related to Typography and Graphic Design is a working reference file of original and reproductive lettering and design from the sixteenth to the twentieth century, as well as articles and clippings on typography and design spanning the dates 1950-1969. The files were created by W. Russell Hood, a Philadelphia-based industrial designer. The collection is still valuable to researchers as a source of lettering and imagery, especially the popular labels and logos of Series I.1., the ornate engravings and script exercises in Series I.3., and finally the Modern imagery of the 1950s and 1960s available in Series II.
The collection is organized in three series: Series I. Visual Reference Material, Series II. Reference Articles, and Series III. Original work. Most of the material is housed in either subject files or in notebooks, as originally arranged by Hood according to style or subject of the image.
Series I contains specimens of lettering, printing ornaments, typography, and graphic design. Hood gathered his visual references from original texts as well as reproductions from publications and commercial ephemera of the 1960s.
Of particular historic interest are a number of borders and script exercises from early printed penmanship texts, including a grouping identified as “Perret, Antwerp, 1569” and John Ayres’ A Tutor to penmanship, or, the writing master … (1698?). Several large notebooks include elements of commercial design in the form of clippings from various advertisements, letterhead, seals, and packaging from the 1960s. Hood often gathered material from consumables including candy wrappers, labels from food packaging, bottles of liquor and wine, and mailing labels. One notebook contains a series of tracings which Hood made from a text on watermarks. The pages are headed with the title “Filigranes sur papiers d’Imprimés Vénitiens.”
Series II consists wholly of over 200 articles on typography and design written in the 1950s and 1960s. There is a series of biographical articles on various typographers and letterers, including Hermann Zapf, Eric Gill, and Will Carter.
A small group of original designs form Series III. Included are Hood’s own studies of lettering and designs for bookplates and decorative lids, and four designs by Dr. A. Süheyl Ünver.
Related Collections:
MS 210 Paul A. Bennett collection
MS 211 Douglas, Lester, collection
MS 298 Fridolf Johnson Papers
Series List
I. Visual Reference Material
1. Labels and Logos
2. Images
3. Print samples – Ornaments and Lettering
II. Reference Articles, 1950-1969, n.d.
III. Original work
1. Artwork by Hood
2. Artwork by Dr. A. Süheyl Ünver
Contents List
Box -- Folder -- Contents
Series I. Visual Reference Materials
Series I.1. Labels and Logos
Sample labels and logos from commercial packaging,
corporate letterhead, mailing labels, advertising, and
clippings. The arrangement and filing categories of
the material were Hood’s. Twelve folders of loose
sample labels and logos, followed by three notebooks
with samples pasted in.
Printing Layout etc.
1 F1 Assorted
F2 Perugina and Bon Appetit
F3 Furniture – Advertisements and labels F4 Mailing labels and stickers
F5 Food and Toiletries
F6 Paper Houses and Manufacturers
F7 Commercial
F8 Book Shops
F9 Libraries, Ad Agencies, etc.
F10 Antique
F11 Type Foundries
F12 University Presses
Notebooks
F13 Liquor/Wine/Beer
F14 Commercial
With index compiled by Hood
F15 Presses/Book shops/Paper Manufacturers/Publishers
With index compiled by Hood
I.2. Images
These images, primarily clippings from publications,
were arranged according to subject matter.
F16 Architecture
6 items
F17 Topographica 1970 German calendar
1 item
F18 Portrait [of David Hudson?]
1 item
Notebooks
F19 Architecture/Interior Design
F20 People/Liquor/Interior Design
I.3. Print samples – Ornaments and Lettering
Primarily arranged by design element.
F21 Early calligraphy and printing
4 items
Includes four facsimiles:
Reproduction of an original love letter from King Henry
VIII of England to Anne Boleyn, distributed by the
publisher in promotion of The Secret Archives of the
Vatican (Little Brown, 1970)
“…facsimile page of the 42-line Bible (1450-1455) was
printed on a replica of the Gutenberg press exhibited
by the Cuneo Press, Inc., … at the World’s Fair of 1940
in New York.”
“…Franklin page, illuminated by hand, was set in Donat
Type, on hand made paper on the Gutenberg Press from
the Gutenberg Museum in Mainz, loaned to A Century of
Progress International Exposition, Chicago, 1933, and
exhibited by The Cuneo Press, Inc.”
Reproduction of a medieval text of an ancient Roman
myth, 2 leaves
F22 American newpapers, 1759-185[7]
4 items
The Boston Gazette and Country Journal, June 25, 1759
The Boston Gazette and Country Journal, July 1763
The Virginia Gazette, July 26, 1776 (reproduction)
New York newspaper, 185[7]
F23 Decorative borders with script exercises, Perret,
Antwerp, 1569
4 items
Printed engravings tipped in paper mattes and
identified on verso “Perret, Antwerp, 1569”
F24 Decorative borders, Picart, del., 1730-1731, n.d.
Printed engravings, signed “Picart, del.”
F25 Antiquités étrusques, grecques et romaines …
Florence, 1801-1802.
Hand-colored printed engravings. Title pages of
volumes I and II, 2 leaves
F26 Acanthus/Scroll/Ribbon ornaments, n.d.
Title pages, borders, sample pages
F27 Initials/Lettering
Original engravings and reproductions
F28 [Alfabetz Majeur et Mineur Mesurés par Roland]
Engraved plates, 6 leaves
F29 Ayres, John. A tutor to penmanship, or, the writing
master… [London?]: sold by ye author, [1698?].
Original pages mounted on paper, 40 leaves
With portfolio made by Hood. The complete text is
available at the Morris Library on microfilm S1.5
1194:31.
F30 Clifford & Lawton. Chronological Tree of the Design
Periods. Dec 15, 1914.
Reproduction, 1 leaf
F31 Desiderata. Sausalito: Graphic Arts of Marin, n.d.
Broadside, 1 leaf
Notebooks
F32 Watermarks – “Filigranes sur papiers d’Imprimés
Vénitiens”
Tracings of watermarks, notebook indexed by Hood
F33 Borders/Flowers/Rules
Sample pages, prints, ads, clippings, etc., pasted in
notebook
F34 Vignettes/Flowers/Borders
Sample pages, prints, ads, clippings, etc., pasted in
notebook
F35 Initials/Lettering
Sample pages, prints, ads, clippings, etc., pasted in
notebook
Series II. Reference Articles, 1950-1969, n.d.
A table of contents for these articles was compiled by
Hood, the original appears in the first folder for each
“List.” A few of the articles which appear on these
original lists are not included in the collection. The
bibliography here, however, indicates only those
articles which are available in the collection. A few
articles are not in English.
List 1
F36 Ryder, John and Heather Copley, ed. “Benjamin
Franklin.” pp. 55-57
“Society of Typographic Designers of Canada.”
Netzer, Remigius. “Imre Reiner.” Gebrauchsgraphik.
Vol. 28, No. 3, 1957. p. 2-9.
Loganesi, Leo. Jane Grigson, translator. “A letter to
a Printer’s Daughter.”
Brinkley, John. “John Woodcock: Craftsman in
lettering.” Connoisseur. Vol. 167, Apr 1968.
pp. 234-237.
Johnson, Fridolf. “Donald Jackson:
Calligrapher and Illuminator.” American Artist.
May 1970. pp. 17-23, 58, 68-69.
Michel, Joan Hess. “Illustrations of Peter Spier.”
American Artist. Oct 1969. pp. 49-55, 82-86.
Welling, Richard. “I am in love with line.” American
Artist. Oct 1969. pp. 56-58, 86-88.
Johnson, Fridolf. “The Typophiles … and a keepsake.”
American Artist. May 1969. pp. 66-74.
Brady, Sister Elizabeth Mary. “20th century book
designer Eric Gill.” Print. Vol. 15, Nov 1961.
pp. 41-43.
Schmoller, Hans. “Autobiography in Type by Hermann
Zapf.” pp. 33-48.
_____________. “Hermann Zapf: Type designer.” pp. 49-
50.
One page of calligraphy by Hermann Zapf.
Johnson, Fridolf. “Hermann Zapf’s Letters.” American
Artist. Oct 1964. pp. 42-47, 65-66.
Bennett, Paul A. “Report on a visit: Hermann Zapf:
Calligrapher, Type Designer, Master of Book Arts.”
Publisher’s Weekly. Jan 4, 1965. pp. 72-85.
Zapf, Hermann. “Printing types and books: An
Expression of Their Times.”
“Hermann Zapf: Type Designer and Calligrapher.” Print.
Vol. 15, Mar 1961. pp. 44-49.
Schauer, G.K. “Hermann Zapf: Calligrapher and Book
Designer Frankfurt/Main (Germany).”
Hölscher, Eberhard. “Old Violin Labels.”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 38-41.
“Hermann Zapf: Manuale Typographicum.”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 42-49.
Bennett, Paul A. “Distinguished American book
designers and printers.” pp. 20-42.
____________. “Typophiles’ Adventures in Bookmaking.”
pp. 21-27.
Hartz, S.L. “van Krimpen.” pp. 28-30.
Gardner, William M. “Lettering and the letterhead.”
pp. 31-40.
Stillert, Willy. “Erik Linegren: Privatbok tryckare I
Askim.” pp. 164-165.
Rogers, Bruce. “Bruce Rogers 1870-1957.” Reprint from
PI: A Hodge-Podge of The Letters, Papers and
Addresses Written During the Last Sixty Years.
Cleveland and NY: World Publishing Co., 1953.
Blumenthal, Joseph. “Bruce Rogers 1870-1957.” pp. 22-
25.
Beaujon, Paul. “The Diuturnity of Eric Gill.” pp. 26-
29.
Ebenhöh, Ludwig. “The Letter-Designer Friedrich
Poppl.” Gebrauchsgraphik. 5, 1962. pp. 36-41.
“People in Print: Guest art director Hans Schneider.”
Print. Vol XIII, No. 5, Sep/Oct 1959.
“Adrian Wilson: The Man in Tuscany Alley.” pp. 100-
105.
“The Influence of the Folio Society.” pp. 106-115.
“George Salter: Designer of Books on either side of the
Atlantic.” Gebrauchsgraphik. 10, 1957. pp. 12-
15.
Ettenberg, Eugene M. “William A. Dwiggins.”
American Artist. Oct 1957. pp. 58-63, 69-72.
“John Howard Benson: Definition of an Artist.”
American Artist. Vol. 7, No. 3, Mar 1943. pp. 6-
9.
Gray, Nicolete. “David Jones and the Art of
Lettering.” pp. 69-80.
Kent, Norman. “T.M. Cleland: Graphic Master.”
American Artist. Sep 1947. pp. 25-35, 59-60.
McLean, Ruari. “Reynolds Stone.” Connoisseur. Vol.
154, Sep 1963. pp. 22-29.
F37 “Will Carter, Printer.” pp. 28-36.
“The Elegies of A Glass Adonis.” Specimen page.
with Standard, Paul. “Who Designed and Cut the Arrighi
Types?” reprint from Publisher’s Weekly. Nov 6,
1967.
Peace, David. “Will Carter.” Connoisseur. Vol. 156,
May 1964. pp. 46-50.
The Monotype Recorder. Vol XL, No. 2, Summer 1954.
“Chris Brand.” pp. 46-50.
Ettenberg, Eugene M. “Bradbury Thompson: Designer in
the American Tradition.” American Artist. Apr
1955. pp. 52-57, 73-74.
Taylor, Barnard C. “A Graphic Designer in a College
Community.” American Artist. Sep 1966. p. 56-
61, 72-79.
Ogg, Oscar. “Philip Reed: Illustrator, designer,
master printer.” American Artist. May 1948. pp.
48-53.
“Family Tree in Types, in colour, for Bauer
Typefoundry, 1937.” Reproduction.
“Stanley Morison’s 70th Birthday: A Tribute and Second
Handlist.” pp. 51-57.
Ettenberg, Eugene M. “A Graphic Pilgrimage.” American
Artist. Mar 1960. pp. 38-43, 67-69.
Hölscher, Eberhard. “Richard Blank.”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 14-17.
Caxton, William, Jr. “An Alfred Knopf Keepsake.”
American Artist. Sep 1965. pp. 38-43, 65-66.
Ettenberg, Eugene M. “The Old Century Printing
Museum.” American Artist. Jun 1958. pp. 58-61.
Handover, P.M. “Black Serif.” pp. 79-89.
Wilkinson, Timothy. “Adrian Frutiger and Apollo.” pp.
236-245.
Ettenberg, Eugene M. “The Monumental Letter.”
American Artist. Nov 1959. pp. 55-61.
Kent, Norman. “Now is the Making Time.” American
Artist. Nov 1959. pp. 24-28, 68.
Ballinger, Raymond A. “Lettering Art in Modern Use.”
American Artist. Nov 1952. pp. 45-47.
Mosley, James. “English Vernacular: A Study in
traditional Letter Forms.” pp. 3-54.
Warde, Beatrice. “The Promotion of Type Faces.” pp.
336-343.
II. Reference Articles (cont’d)
List 2
1 F38 “The Vine Press.” pp. 50-54.
Thomas, Frank J. “How I made a hand press.” American
Artist. Nov 1961. pp. 22-26.
Werner, Alfred. “Art in Ireland.” American Artist.
Dec 1969. pp. 28-33, 76-77.
Daniels, Leonard. “What is an art school?” p. 3.
Guyatt, Richard. “Six Portraits: Edward Ardizzone,
Henri Henrion, Edward Bawden, Julian Trevelyan,
Berthold Wolpe, Reynolds Stone.” pp. 4-15.
“The utopian world of the private press.” Print. pp.
64-70.
Ettenberg, Eugene M. “Robert M. Jones: Proprietor of
the Glad Hand Press.” American Artist. Oct 1958.
pp. 38-43.
Midgley, Leslie. “The Glad Hand Press.”
Bauer, Konrad I. “Hotel advertising in times gone by.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. Nov 1956. pp. 33-39.
Watson, Ernest W. “John Averill: illustrator with a
whimsical pen.” American Artist. Dec 1949. pp.
35-37, 74.
“The Eden Hill Press of Joseph Low.” American Artist.
Feb 1960. pp., 50-51, 68.
“Joseph Low and the Eden Hill Press.” pp. 34-38.
Lankes, J.J. “Marvin H. Neel of Ceres, Virginia:
Backwoods Printer.” American Artist. Jun 1953.
pp. 56-59, 79-82.
Ettenberg, Eugene M. “The private press of John Fass.”
American Artist. Apr 1957. pp. 43-47, 62-63.
“From the Private Presses of the World.” pp. 265-267.
Johnson, Fridolf. “Sir Francis Meynell and the
Nonesuch Press.” American Artist. Feb 1964. pp.
38-43, 61-62.
“The Artist in a Printing Plant.” American Artist.
May 1953. pp. 40-42 (page missing).
Ettenberg, Eugene M. “Freeman Craw: Graphic Designer.”
American Artist. Mar 1966. pp. 32-37, 65-66.
Giambarba, Paul. “The Artist as a Publisher.”
American Artist. Mar 1968. pp. 30-35, 67-68.
Oeri, Georgine. “Painters and Letterforms.” Print.
pp. 10-23.
Schmoller, Hans. “Reprints: Aldine and After.” pp. 35-
38.
Sandford, Christopher. “Press-book Production 1945-
52.” pp. 31-34.
Warde, Beatrice. “The Pencil Draws a Vicious Circle.”
pp. 43-45.
Van Krimpen, J. “The House of Enschedé, Haarlem 1703-
1953.” pp. 24-27.
Crutchley, Brooke. “Typography and Authorship.” pp.
28-30.
Ryder, John. “By hand: Prints and Photographs.” pp.
21-27.
II. Reference Articles (cont’d)
List 3
1 F39 Kuh, Hans. “Laszlo von Szecsey.” [Gebrauchsgraphik.]
pp. 34-39.
_________. “Typography in Scientific Books.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. 3, 1958. pp. 44-49.
Marderstag, Arnold. “Bramanti Illustrates Julius
Caesar.” Gebrauchsgraphik. 4, 1958. pp. 18-21.
Decent, Ronald. “Report from Canada: TDC-’63.” pp.
160-161.
Hölscher, Eberhard. “Walter Brudi.”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 24-33.
Stiller, Günther. “125 Jahre Bauersche Gießerie.” pp.
16-17.
Kuh, Hans. “Self Portraits of Plants.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. 6, 1957. pp. 32-37.
[“Special Postage Stamps Issued by the German Federal
Post Office in 1959.”]
including:
“’Jakob Fuller’ Memorial Stamp”
“’Alexander von Humboldt’ Memorial Stamp”
“Special Stamp for the ‘International Stamp
Exhibition Hamburg 1959’”
Memorial Stamp “A 1000 Year Buxtehude”
“Special Stamp ‘Veneration of the Robe in Trier
1959’”
“Special Stamp ‘Synod of German Protestants 1959’”
“Memorial Stamp ‘Inauguration of the Beethoven
Hall in Bonn, September 1959’”
“Charity Stamps 1959”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 6-24.
[“Special Postage Stamps Issued by the German Federal
Post Office in 1960.”]
including:
“Melachton Memorial Stamp”
“Special Stamp ‘Passion Play of Obergammergau,
1960’”
“Special Stamp ‘37th Eucharistic Congress’”
“Special Stamp ‘Olympic Year, 1960’”
“’St. Bernward and St. Godehard’ Memorial Stamp”
“Welfare Stamps, 1960”
“Marshall Memorial Stamp”
“Memorial Stamp ‘125th Anniversary of the German
Railways’”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 6-23. (2 copies)
Hölscher, Eberhard. “Special Postage Stamps Issued by
the German Federal Post Office in 1955.”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 8-13.
_______________. “Richard Blank.” [Gebrauchsgraphik.]
pp. 14-17.
Hansmann, Liselotte. “Bon Jeu – Bon Argent: Decks of
Cards from the Early Times of Advertising.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. Nov 1960. pp. 32-37.
Caxton, William, Jr. “The Woodcut Portfolio.”
American Artist. May 1963. pp. 50-55, 73.
“Lettering.” pp. 136-137.
Nankivell, Selma. “A future in auto-letterpress?” pp.
169-176.
London, Meyer. “Menus and Wine Lists for the Hotels of
the British Transport Commission.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. Vol. 31, Feb 1960. pp 2-13.
Roth, Peter. “Wanted: Packages of Distinction.”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp 24-31.
Hölscher, Eberhard. “Crowns and Flourishes:
Calligraphies by Johann Georg Schwander.”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 32-35.
Kuh, Hans. “Martin Andersch, Hamburg.”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 36-43.
“Flowers for ready reference: Linotype.” with attached
“One of Henry Evans’ magnificent prints from
‘Posies and Some Others.’”
“The hot press stamping process in book production.”
pp. 39-41.
Ryder, John, ed. “Balzac’s Old Bear.” pp. 41-44.
“Sebastian Carter.” pp. 46-47.
“Profile: Mark Serverin: Illustrator.” pp. 18-23.
Ryder, John, ed. “Leopold Bloom.” pp. 36-38.
“The Paper Publications Society.” pp. 53-54.
Ryder, John, introduction. “Don Quixote.” pp. 18-20.
“In Memoriam: Jan Van Krimpen.” pp. 38-46.
Schauer, Georg Kurt. “The Insel Publishing House: A
Short Introduction to Bibliography.” pp. 166-175.
Koch, Rudolph. “The Klignspor Museum.” pp. 180-184.
List 4
F40 Leonhard, Walter. “The Enchantment of Old Maps.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. 7, 1957. pp. 44-49.
Dach, Peter. “Ernst v. Dombrowski.” pp. 42-49.
Soeding, Ellen. “The Winged Staff of Mercury.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. 10, 1961. pp. 48-53.
Hölscher, Eberhard. “Dates of Years: throughout eight
centuries.” Gebrauchsgraphik. 11, 1955. pp. 42-
49.
_______________. “Curious et-signs.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. 3, 1956.
“20 years in print.” pp. 35-41.
Craw, Freeman. “The Future in Typography is Here.”
pp. 89-91.
Lamb, Lynton. “Design for Gold Blocking.” pp. 92-95.
“Brasses for Gold Blocking.” pp. 164-167.
Nesbitt, Alexander. “Major trends in advertising
lettering.” Art Director and Studio News. pp. 34-
37.
Friedrich, Hans Eberhard. “Samples of New Typefaces by
Georg Trump.” [Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 22-31.
Pfeiffer, Werner. “Design Experiments with Type.” pp.
424-426.
Kindersley, David. “Towards Perfect Spacing.” pp. 178-
183.
Weinig, Irma M. “Genesis of Type Face.” pp. 60-65.
“New lettering for London’s Zoo.” pp. 90-93.
II. Reference Articles (cont’d)
List 4 (cont’d)
1 F40 “Wood Engravings by Peter Forster.” p. 94.
“Wood Engraving by Alan May.” pp. 95-96.
Stone, Reynolds. “Renaissance Handwriting: An
Anthology of Italic Scripts” review. p. 93.
“A New Alphabet Engraved on Wood by John Woodcock.” p.
94.
[“Michael Harvey.] p. 95.
Carter, Michael. “A Design for a New Typeface.” pp.
96-97.
Bradshaw, Christopher. “Two Bold Italic Typefaces.”
p. 98.
Simon, Timothy. “… And Imre Reiner’s Turbulent
‘Pepita.’” p. 99.
Handover, P.M. “Letters without serifs.” pp. 66-80.
Wilkinson, Gerald. “Sans on Buildings: or what
happened before architects started using type
book.” pp. 89-91.
Tracy, Walter. “Typography on Buildings.” pp. 82-87.
Kuh, Hans. “Graforel: The Plastic Alphabet.”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 52-55.
Biemann, Emil O. “Univers … a new concept in european
type design.” Print. pp. 32-36.
Ettenberg, Eugene M. “The futility of illegibility.”
American Artist. Oct 1968. pp. 64-67, 72.
Harling, Robert. “Eric Gill’s Pilgrim (né Bunyan)
Type.” pp. 53-5[8].
Gray, Nicolete. “Sans Serif and Other Experimental
Inscribed Lettering of the Early Renaissance.”
pp. 66-76.
____________. “David Jones and the Art of Lettering.”
pp. 69-80.
Ettenberg, Eugene M. “Playing with type – how designs
are made with printer’s ornaments.” American
Artist. Dec 1951. pp. 66-69.
Leonhard, Walter. “Decoration of Initials from Old
Prints 1457-1700.” Gebrauchsgraphik. Jan 1956.
pp. 40-49.
Forsberg, Karl-Erik. “Våra bokstäver.” Form. No. 5,
1965. pp. 282-283.
Meyer, Wilhelm. “Incunabula Printers’ and Publishers’
signs.” pp. 144-153.
Caxton, William, Jr. “Early Printers’ Marks.”
American Artist. Feb 1963. pp. 58-59, 78.
Hölscher, Eberhard. “Notarial Signets of the 14th to
the 16th century.” [Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 38-
43.
Lovoos, Janice. “The Tempera Paintings of Robert
Clark.” American Artist. Dec 1969. pp. 60-65,
82-84.
“There is still time … if you hurry!” American Artist.
Dec 1969. pp. 40-44.
“Wood engravings by Cecil Keeling.” pp. 81-88.
“A Bestiary by Milton Glaser.”
“Some Bawden Lions.” pp. 94-95.
Unger, Hans. “Uganda.” pp. 14-26.
Keeling, Cecil. “The wood engravings of Roderic
Barrett.” pp. 5-12.
___________. “Three wood-engravers: Gentleman,
Lindley, Reddick.” pp. 4-12.
Clair, Colin. “Early Zoological Illustration.” pp. 85-
91.
II. Reference Articles (cont’d)
List 4 (cont’d)
2 F41 MacRobert, T.M. “Appendix to Hofer: 17th
Century Book Illustrations in the Victoria and
Albert Museum Library.” pp. 44-59.
Martin, Thelma. “Stefan Martin: wood engraver.” pp.
54-60.
“Poster Wall of Old London.” Gebrauchsgraphik. 5,
1962. pp. 2-3.
“Poster Wall of Old London.” pp. 71-73.
“John Minton and Barnett Freedman.” pp. 74-75.
“Three new book faces: (1) Monotypes’s Joanna (2)
Monotype’s Dante (3) Linotype’s Juliana.” pp. 76-
79.
Schauer, Georg. “The work of Otto Rohse.” pp. 5-12.
“Pan eine neue Schrift.”
Werner, Alfred. “Riemenschneider Rediscovered.”
American Artist. Dec 1967. pp. 36-41, 58-60.
Franke, Herbert W. “New Realms of Form.” pp. 540-543.
Libby, William Charles. “Offset Lithography as a Fine
Art.” American Artist. Mar 1967. pp. 24-29, 66-
67.
Kelly, Wallace. “An Ink Resist Technique – with
variations.” American Artist. Jan 1967. pp. 50-
53, 71-72.
Hölscher, Eberhard. “The Immortal Pelican.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. pp. 18-23.
Pitz, Henry C. “Rudolf Freund: Scientific
Illustrator.” American Artist. May 1964. pp. 20-
25, 60-62.
Brussel-Smith, Bernard. “The Stations of the Cross.”
American Artist. Apr 1966. pp. 40-45.
“The plaster block prints of Helen Siegl.” American
Artist. Sep 1955. pp. 42-43.
“Le Parc, Stein, Yvaral, Marellet, Garcia Rossi,
Sobrino.” (incomplete) pp. 73-80.
“Fraktur.” American Artist. May 1960. pp. 26-29.
Huntley, Victoria Hutson. “On Making a Lithograph.”
pp. 30-35, 70-74.
Hölscher, Eberhard. “Matthew Leibowitz: New York.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. Vol 28, 5, 1957. pp. 2-11.
de Beauclair, Gotthard. “Erwin Poell.” pp. 12-21.
“Modern Tourist Publicity in Switzerland.” pp. 478-
480.
Hansmann, Liselotte. “The Great Nang: Siamese
Silhouette Play.” Gebrauchsgraphik. Vol. 35, May
1964. pp. 24-29.
________________. “Way-farers.” Gebrauchsgraphik.
pp. 36-41.
d’Orgel, Mahaut. “Old European Dice Games.” pp. 256-
261.
Stockmar, Erik. “New Posters of the ‘SAS.’”
Gebrauchsgraphik. 4, 1955. pp. 10-15.
Mardersteig, Arnold. “The wood-engraver Bruno
Bramanti.” Gebrauchsgraphik. pp. 16-23.
Hesky, Georg. [“Israel.”] pp. 3-17.
Hölscher, Eberhard. “Variations on a geometrical
theme.” Gebrauchsgraphik. pp. 46-49.
II. Reference Articles (cont’d)
List 4 (cont’d)
2 F41 Kuh, Hans. “Delicacies painted Delicacy.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. Vol 32, 3, 1961. pp. 2-5.
F42 Watson, Ernest W. “Valenti Angelo Explores a
fascinating Color Process.” American Artist. Sep
1950. pp. 54-57.
Böhmer, Günter. “Night-mares by Rabelais.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. pp. 30-35.
Stankowski, Anton. “Function and Image: On the Work of
Anton Stankowski.” Gebrauchsgraphik. Vol. 32,
10, 1961. pp. 2-11.
Pieske, Christa. “Of Old ‘Godfather envelopes.’”
Gebrauchsgraphik. 7, 1959. pp. 34-39.
Heussner, Carl. “Christmas and New Year Cards from all
over the World.” [Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 26-32.
Netzer, Remigius. “Martin Freyer: Ein interior
decorator.” Gebrauchsgraphik. 8, 1957. pp. 8-
17.
Persson, Claudia. “Stereometric Fantasies.”
[Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 28-33.
_____________. “Early Special Editions: Leaflets from
the 17th to the 19th Century.” Gebrauchsgraphik.
8, 1958. pp. 44-49.
Keim, Walter. “New Covers for Music.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. 10, 1957. pp. 28-31.
Hölscher, Eberhard. “Modern Typography.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. 10, 1957. pp. 32-43.
Pieske, Christa. “The Popular Quod libet.” pp. 46-51.
Schauer, Georg Kurt. “The ‘Advertising Book-Jacket’ –
Vintage 1965.” Gebrauchsgraphik. Vol. 37, 10,
1966. pp. 2-17.
Pfeiffer-Belli, Erich. “Book Jackets by Werner
Rebhuhn.” [Gebrauchsgraphik.] pp. 10-18.
Ebenhöh, Ludwig. “A Progressive University Press.”
pp. 30-33.
“Greetings from – A Selection of Artists’ Cards.”
American Artist. Nov 1956. pp. 50-53.
Kaep, Louis J. “The Watercolor Series.” American
Artist. Nov 1956. pp. 54-55, 60-61.
Hagen, Bob. “An excellent apothecary.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. 3, 1958. pp. 34-39.
Hölscher, Eberhard. “Martin Kausche.”
Gebrauchsgraphik. 4, 1959. pp. 11-19.
Büsser, Louis. “Swedish Runic Stones.” pp. 320-325.
Ludwig, Allen. “Some Examples of Early New England
Gravestones.” pp. 326-333.
Netter, Maria. “Modern Swiss Gravestones.” pp. 334-
337.
Meyer-Honegger, Hans. “Runic Stones in Scandinavia.”
pp. 340-345.
Series III. Original work
Series III.1. Artwork by Hood
Hood’s work includes a series of sketches for lids and
a notebook of designs for bookplates.
2 F43 Sketches
Calligraphy exercises –
F44 Will Carter Chancery
F45 Lower case Caslon cursive/upper case English script
F46 Eric Gill Roman
F47 “V” vignette and “Venetias” border
Notebooks
F48 Sketchbook
F49 Sketches
Series III.2. Artwork by Dr. A. Süheyl Ünver
F50 New Year’s card, 1960
Printed design with autograph note
F51 “Turkey” floral designs, 1959
2 items
Hand-painted designs, each signed and titled “Turkey”
F52 Gold design, 1959
Hand-painted design, signed
F53 Ornament with reproductions, 1959
Original hand-painted design with two photocopies and
one negative photocopy
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