‘Reader, Lover of Books, Lover of Heaven’ book exhibition catalogue – North York Public Library, Glenn Goluska, 1978

The typeface, Carl Dair’s Cartier, released in 1967 was the first Latin text face designed in Canada. The title, Reader, Lover of Books, Lover of Heaven is from the poem Jerusalem by William Blake.
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Publications & EditorialSmall & Private Presses

Date

1978

Title

Reader, Lover of Books, Lover of Heaven

Description

Book

Two-colour book, 112 pp.

5.5 × 8.625 inches

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North York Public Library

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Typography: Glenn Goluska
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Principal Typefaces

Text: Trump Mediaeval and Cartier, typeset at Coach House Press
Cover: Cartier Roman
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CartierTrump Mediaeval

Region

Ontario

Language

English

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