Monday, October 27, 2008
Building by the Letters III: Lettering
Doug Patt's Two-Part Architectural Lettering Series on youtube.
Viewed 26 October 2008.
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Doug Patt's Two-Part Architectural Lettering Series on youtube.
Viewed 26 October 2008.
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- Keli Rylance
- I am the Head of the Richardson Memorial Library at the Saint Louis Art Museum. An archivist, a librarian, and an art historian.
Pictured above: Algiers Frostop from a VW, 3166 General Meyer Avenue, Algiers, Louisiana (03.2008 by K. Rylance)
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