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Mediaeval Alphabets and Initials for Illuminators (1886) — Digital Download

Mediaeval Alphabets and Initials for Illuminators (1886) — Digital Download
Mediaeval Alphabets and Initials for Illuminators (1886) — Digital Download
Mediaeval Alphabets and Initials for Illuminators (1886) — Digital Download
Mediaeval Alphabets and Initials for Illuminators (1886) — Digital Download
Mediaeval Alphabets and Initials for Illuminators (1886) — Digital Download
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Illuminated initials and medieval alphabets, as an instant download.

Mediaeval Alphabets and Initials for Illuminators (1886) by F. Delamotte gathers medieval alphabets and illuminated initials for the decorative letterer — gothic letterforms and historiated capitals for sign ornament, certificates, and illuminated work. The decorative-lettering angle on the Middle Ages.

Inside this 1886 treasury:

Letterforms with history: this 1886 volume gathers medieval and illuminated letterforms, drawn at a scale you can work from. Lettering artists, sign painters, engravers, and calligraphers after period-correct Roman, medieval, or ornamental capitals start here. Keep it open on the drawing board; a century of craftsmen did exactly that.

Complete your shelf: See also The Zanerian Manual of Alphabets and Engrossing (1918), Alphabets Old and New (1906), The Book of Ornamental Alphabets, Ancient & Modern (1860).

Details:

  • Complete 1886 edition scan — 106 pages
  • Medieval alphabets and illuminated initials
  • Gothic letterforms for decorative work
  • Plates drawn at working scale — trace, adapt, and letter from them
  • Ornamental, Roman, and medieval hands in one reference
  • Historic hands with notes on their proper use
  • Two files included: the original scan, cleaned of dust, stray marks, and handwritten notes, and a cleaned white-background edition that's easy on the eyes and the printer
  • PDF format, instant download after purchase — no physical book ships