Circulaires betreffende een hulde aan Albert Neuhuys (1844-1914) Possibly 1904 - 1925
print, typography, poster
sand serif
art-nouveau
script typography
old engraving style
hand drawn type
typography
hand-drawn typeface
thick font
handwritten font
golden font
poster
historical font
columned text
This poster was created by a group of artists in 1904, maybe using a printing press and ink. I can imagine the committee members debating over the wording of the tribute to Albert Neuhuys. It’s interesting to think about a group of people coming together to honor an artist, right? The text is dense, packed with information about the planned celebration. It gives the impression of a community rallying around one of its own, eager to show appreciation. You can almost feel the anticipation and excitement in the air as they meticulously plan the event. The choice of font and layout adds a sense of formality and importance, reflecting the respect they had for Neuhuys. And it makes me think, what kind of conversations do artists have today about honoring their peers? It's a reminder that artists are always in conversation with each other, building on the work of those who came before, and supporting those working alongside them.
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