Frederic W. Goudy
8 March 1865 – 11 May 1947
Frederic W. Goudy (Bloomington, Illinois, March 8, 1865 – Marlborough-on-Hudson, May 11, 1947) was a prolific American type designer whose typefaces include Copperplate Gothic, Kennerly, and Goudy Old Style.`[Source][1]` [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederic_Goudy
Books
- George Meredith, a tribute
- With the North-West wind
- The Alphabet
- Goudy Text & Lombardic capitals, two new Monotype faces designed by Frederic W. Goudy
- Deepdene
- ITC Goudy Sans
- The alphabet and elements of lettering
- Alphabet Fifteen Interpretive Designs Drawn and Arranged with Explanatory Text and Illustrations
- A specimen of the types & borders cast by Frederic & Bertha Goudy
- Types of the past
- Type design
- The Goudy letter in eleven sizes, roman & italic, 6 to 48-point
- Elements of Lettering
- Typologia
- William Morris
- The capitals from the Trajan Column at Rome
- Anglo-American tribute to Frederic Goudy [on his 80th birthday]
- Goudy text & Lombardic capitals
- The head of his craft
- A specimen of types designed & sold by Frederic W. Goudy, the Village letter foundery, Forest Hills Gardens, New York
- The design of types
- Elements of Lettering
- A novel type foundery
- The alphabet and elements of lettering
- The alphabet
- Typographer
- Inscriptiones Latinae aetatis Romanae per totum orbem terrarum antiquum dispersarum colligi non possunt ...
- The alphabet, and elements of lettering
- EL ALFABETO Y LOS PRINCIPIOS DE ROTULACION
- Little life stories of five men known to the printers of America
- Ands & ampersands
- The alphabet and elements of lettering
- Types
- A specimen sheet showing almost all of the "lost" Goudy types
- Standard lay of the case
- Fred Goudy's last letter
- Italian old style
- Notes on letter design
- A chrestomathy of Frederic W. Goudy
- A note on letter-design & the Village types
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