École Espagnole - Juan Yciar - Alphabet gothique
Alfred Prunaire · 1837 - 1912
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École Espagnole - Juan Yciar - Alphabet gothique, Alfred Prunaire (1895). Via artnap.com
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A printed plate from the 1895 series presents twelve large decorative capital letters in white against black panels, each overlaid with fine construction lines of circles, diagonals and axes. The letterforms show curled serifs and flourished terminals, and the plate is labelled Pl. 33 at the top right with the heading Écale Espagnole, Juan Yciar, in the style of the sixteenth century.
