Clarendon fills the gap in the range of types StevenHellerCollection chiefly from his own collection

chiefly from his own collection

Either way

He studied calligraphy and book design under George Salter at Cooper Union

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“found” might be an overstatement

Clarendon fills the gap in the range of types StevenHellerCollection chiefly from his own collectionThis modern version of the classic Clarendon, designed by Hermann Eidenbenz in 1951, speaking out with clarity and gusto, was immediately an unqualified success. Consequently it was promptly besieged by imitatorsbut in spite of several attempts, on one side of the Atlantic or the other, it has never been surpassed. We love a Clarendon. And we love you.