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Eric Gill: The Troublesome Genius
In February 2019, Rambler published "Paris", a collection of poetry by Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska, first published in 1929. Since the book was set in the Perpetua font, ordered in 1925 by...
Eric Gill: The Troublesome Genius
In February 2019, Rambler published "Paris", a collection of poetry by Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska, first published in 1929. Since the book was set in the Perpetua font, ordered in 1925 by...
Perpetua of Carthage
When in the year 203 AD the Christian Perpetua of Carthage was massacred by a bull, she probably had no idea that 1,700 years later her martyrdom would be commemorated...
Perpetua of Carthage
When in the year 203 AD the Christian Perpetua of Carthage was massacred by a bull, she probably had no idea that 1,700 years later her martyrdom would be commemorated...
Rambler. Historical Writing
As we begin work on the second issue of “Rambler,” it is worth recalling why our magazine was created in the first place. In the introduction to the first issue,...
Rambler. Historical Writing
As we begin work on the second issue of “Rambler,” it is worth recalling why our magazine was created in the first place. In the introduction to the first issue,...
"Village" by Franciszek Prochaska
While reading Andrzej Kłossowski's text dedicated to Franciszek Prochaska, one of the half-forgotten Polish artists of the 20th century (and excellent typographers), I came across information about a mysterious book...
"Village" by Franciszek Prochaska
While reading Andrzej Kłossowski's text dedicated to Franciszek Prochaska, one of the half-forgotten Polish artists of the 20th century (and excellent typographers), I came across information about a mysterious book...
The printer from Aix-En-Provence
The rather complicated history of Poland in the 19th century meant that Paris became almost the centre of Polish cultural life. Although Warsaw regained its capital splendor after Poland regained...
The printer from Aix-En-Provence
The rather complicated history of Poland in the 19th century meant that Paris became almost the centre of Polish cultural life. Although Warsaw regained its capital splendor after Poland regained...
Bulgakov and Perpetua
Since two of our new books have just gone into binding: Diaboliada and Fatalne jaja by Mikhail Bulgakov, it is worth returning once again to the Perpetua font, which was...
Bulgakov and Perpetua
Since two of our new books have just gone into binding: Diaboliada and Fatalne jaja by Mikhail Bulgakov, it is worth returning once again to the Perpetua font, which was...