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The annual best of calligraphy. Generally features
100 or more pieces from 50+ lettering artists from
the USA & up to 13 other countries. Approx half the
work is shown in full color.
LR20-2. LAR Word + Craft Issue: Vol.20, No.2 Letter Arts Review Word+Craft Issue
2006. 64pp.
Presents the works displayed at Word+Craft, an
international calligraphy exhibit. Selected scribes from through out the world were invited to send pieces. Presents both the works of master scribes and highlights the work of calligraphers from the Carolinas. 66 pieces including legible and nonlegible, traditional and non-traditional pieces,
many reproduced in full color.
LR20-1. Letter Arts Review: Vol.20, No.1 Letter Arts Review Volume 20 No. 1
Maya Huber: Of Music and Stories by Stephen Skaggs The Exhibition of the Saint John’s Bible at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts by Christopher Calderhead Berthold Wolpe and His Typeface Albertus by Owen Williams A Calligraphic Odyssey by Rise Gettler The Voynich Manuscript by Frances Spiegel Cover Artist: Thomas Ingmire
LR19-4. LAR Second Wedding Issue: Vol.19, No.4 Letter Arts Review Volume 19, Issue 4. Wedding Issue.
This special Wedding Issue is full of unique and engaging calligraphy for weddings -- invitations, envelopes, reply cards, reply envelopes, and ketubbah. Includes both traditional and innovative, formal and fun presentations.
LR19-3. LAR 2004 Annual Issue: Vol.19, No.3 LAR Annual Issue. (Volume 19, No. 3)
The annual best of calligraphy. Generally features
100 or more pieces from 50+ lettering artists from
the USA & up to 13 other countries. Approx half the
work is shown in full color.
LR19-2. Letter Arts Review: Vol.19, No.2 Letter Arts Review Volume 19 No. 2
Georgia Deaver: Her Brush & That Line by Christine Colasurdo Bartolomeo Sanvito: Part 2 by Paul Shaw The Work of the Sofer by Frances Siegel Finding the Form of an Ancient Text by Robert Bringhurst Video Review: David Howells Cover Artist: Thomas Ingmire
LR19-1. LAR Black & White Issue: Vol.19, No. 1 Letter Arts Review Black & White Issue, Volume 19, Issue 1.
This special issue includes over 150 works in black and white -- in fact, the whole issue is a celebration of letterforms in black and white. Editor Rose Folsom has chosen lettering art that runs the gamut from stately and classically drawn letters to those freely written, complete with ink splats; from dense, textural pieces to light and airy compositions; varied in their approaches, but all showing a mastery of pen and brush. From approximately 600 entries, Rose chose over 150 superb and varied works from 15 countries. In black & white, all present the essentials of the calligraphic line and word.
LR18-4. Letter Arts Review: Vol.18, No.4 Letter Arts Review Volume 18 No. 4
Sonia Delaunay: Color, Rhythm, Simultaneity by Adela Spindler Roatcap Fude: Brushes by Christine Flint Sato Edward Johnston Foundation by Gareth Colgan LAR Gallery: Three Exhibitions Ornamental Signatures by Robert Hurford Cover Artist: Ewan Clayton
LR18-3. LAR 2003 Annual: Vol.18, No.3 LAR 2003 Annual Issue. (Volume 18, No. 3)
The annual best of calligraphy. Generally features
100 or more pieces from 50+ lettering artists from
the USA & up to 13 other countries. Approx half the
work is shown in full color.
LR18-2. Letter Arts Review: Vol.18, No.2 Letter Arts Review Volume 18 No. 2
Sacred Words: Ancient Indian Manuscripts by Brinda Gill The Altar Bible by Rose Folsom LAR Gallery: Books Lazar El Lissitzky: Unchained Letterform by Adela Spindler Roatcap Bartolomeo Sanvito by Paul Shaw Kate Greenaway: Letters & Illustration in Harmony by Frances Spiegel
Cover Artist: Sheila Waters
