Abstract
A public lecture for the Symposium Johnston Journeys, discussing the work of the lettering designer Edward Johnston.
| Original language | English |
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| Title of host publication | Impact: Johnston Journeys is an integrated programme of collection development and volunteering, based around the typographical work of Edward Johnston. The project is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund (┬ú84,600). Edward Johnston‘s work sets the international standard for twentieth century san-serif lettering design, and this symposium was therefore the epicentre of renewed interest in Johnston, proliferating a year of events, publications and exhibitions around the world. A collection of symposium papers is to be published in due course. Organising Body: London Transport Museum Impact: Johnston Journeys is an integrated programme of collection development and volunteering, based around the typographical work of Edward Johnston. The project is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund (┬ú84,600). Edward Johnston‘s work sets the international standard for twentieth century san-serif lettering design, and this symposium was therefore the epicentre of renewed interest in Johnston, proliferating a |
| Publication status | Published - 26 Apr 2016 |
Bibliographical note
Note: Impact: Johnston Journeys is an integrated programme of collection development and volunteering, based around the typographical work of Edward Johnston. The project is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund (┬ú84,600). Edward Johnston‘s work sets the international standard for twentieth century san-serif lettering design, and this symposium was therefore the epicentre of renewed interest in Johnston, proliferating a year of events, publications and exhibitions around the world. A collection of symposium papers is to be published in due course.Organising Body: London Transport Museum
Impact: Johnston Journeys is an integrated programme of collection development and volunteering, based around the typographical work of Edward Johnston. The project is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund (┬ú84,600). Edward Johnston‘s work sets the international standard for twentieth century san-serif lettering design, and this symposium was therefore the epicentre of renewed interest in Johnston, proliferating a year of events, publications and exhibitions around the world. A collection of symposium papers is to be published in due course.
Organising Body: London Transport Museum
Keywords
- Art and design
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Edward Johnston and his Underground Typeface
Lawrence, D. (Contributor), 26 Apr 2016.Research output: Contribution to conference › Lecture / Speech › peer-review
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