frederic goudy (Meaning)
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frederic goudy (n)
United States printer noted for designing typefaces (1865-1947)
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frederic goudy Sentence Examples
- Frederic Goudy, an acclaimed American type designer, created over 120 typefaces.
- Goudy's passion for typography led him to establish his own foundry, The Village Press.
- Goudy's typefaces, such as Kennerley and Goudy Old Style, are known for their elegance and legibility.
- The Frederic Goudy Typeface Library at the University of Rochester houses an extensive collection of his work.
- In 1955, Goudy was awarded the AIGA Gold Medal for his lifelong contributions to typography.
- Goudy's typeface designs continue to influence contemporary typography and graphic design.
- The Goudy Legacy preserves the legacy of Frederic Goudy and promotes the study of typography.
- Goudy's innovative approach to typography revolutionized the printing industry.
- The Frederic Goudy Museum in Indiana celebrates the life and work of the renowned type designer.
- Goudy's dedication to the art of typography resulted in an enduring legacy that continues to inspire generations of designers.
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United States printer noted for designing typefaces (1865-1947)
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No antonyms found.
Frederic Goudy, an acclaimed American type designer, created over 120 typefaces.
Goudy's passion for typography led him to establish his own foundry, The Village Press.
Goudy's typefaces, such as Kennerley and Goudy Old Style, are known for their elegance and legibility.
The Frederic Goudy Typeface Library at the University of Rochester houses an extensive collection of his work.
