What’s Not to Love: 1957 Typography

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Abstract, expressive and pun-based American advertising typography from 1957 had such an unpretentious eloquence that it is easily the best example of type as art. Here are a few examples from Calkins and Holden, Stepan Lion Inc., and Sudler (Herb Lubalin) & Hennessey.

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