Penrose annual 1975

Edited and designed by: Bryan H Smith
Published by: Nothwood Publications Limited

Contents:

• The Penrose Survey
  (M. Bruno, B. Blunden, K. Hoare, J. Moran, C. Holland) pp. 9
• MIlton Glaser and Seymour Chwast
  (Jerome Snyder) pp. 25
• Journalism and design: a marriage can be arranged
  (Jeanette Collins) pp. 37
• Composition input supermarket
  (Lawrence Wallis) pp. 53
• An urban elegy
  (Robert D McCelland) pp. 69
• Design and print- an educational issue
  (James Holland) pp. 77
• Photolitho Strum
  (Dennis Edwards) pp. 82
• IARIGAI-ten years on
  (Kenneth N Hoare) pp. 89
• The need for techno-econimic studies in printing
  (Blunden) pp. 94
• Electronic “imagination”
  (Bryan H Smith) pp. 97
• A new dimension for photographs
  (Michael Maddox) pp. 109
• Methods to evalutate paper smoothness
  (Innocenzo Fabbri, Alessandro Laurenzi) pp. 115
• Arabic without tears
  (Walter Tracy) pp. 121
• Gilchrist‘s new graphic reproduction house
  (Ian Gilchrist) pp. 127
• Electronic Scanning
  (Brian Chapman) pp. 130
• Waste Paper chase
  (Peter Whiting) pp. 141
• Training people for presses
  (Flip Mayer) pp. 149
• Around the courtyard
  (Flip Mayer) pp. 154
• The print-maker of Amsterdam
  (Blyan H Smith) pp. 160
• Litjo press supermarket?
  (Johann Hock) pp. 169
• “Optimum“ printing and system analysis
  (Paul Fink) pp. 178
• Book design‘s debt to Tschichold
  (Ruari MvLean) pp. 181
• Whitechapel print-in
  (Brian Coe) pp. 185
• Penrose Portrait: Herbert Spencer
• The Cambridge tradition since 1930
  (John Trevitt) pp. 209
• Developments in Jampanese printing
  (Shozo Imoto) pp. 217
• Laser-Graph- a new technology
  (Antony F Dernbach) pp. 227
• Long-life paper and Winston‘s works
  (Alwyn James) pp. 239
• Some biographical notes
  pp. 258