Classic Capitals cut in marble 4
Frank Chouteau Brown · 1876 - 1947
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Classic Capitals cut in marble 4, Frank Chouteau Brown (1902). Via artnap.com
Brown, F. C. (1902). Classic Capitals cut in marble 4 [Print]. https://artnap.com/artwork/pdx-379035
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Why is this public domain? Frank Chouteau Brown died in 1947; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This print shows a set of large uppercase Roman capital letters arranged in rows, with the letters D, E, G, L, I, M, R, O, Q, S, K, V and a small triangular interpunct drawn in clean outline. The letterforms have classical serifs and graceful proportions. The work is attributed to Frank Chouteau Brown and dated 1902.
