In linguam gallicam Isagôge, una cum eiusdem Grammatica latino-gallica ex hebraeis, graecis, & latinis authoribus [microform]
A 1531 Latin-French grammar printed in Paris by Robert Estienne, produced by the scholar Jacques Dubois for students learning French through Latin. The pictures are close scans of dense roman type with a crowned printer's device and a large decorated initial D set in a foliate woodcut frame, showing how early printers mixed text blocks with ornament. A designer might take the interlocking rhythm of the floral initial against plain columns of type as a model for historical page layout.
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