Ontwerp voor een briefhoofd van de Vakschool voor Typografie c. 1900 - 1952

This design for a letterhead by Reinier Willem Petrus de Vries, created sometime between 1900 and 1952, features a simple geometric pattern in gold and blue, framing the words "VAKSCHOOL VOOR DE TYPOGRAFIE" in a bold, sans-serif font. The title, "VAKSCHOOL VOOR DE TYPOGRAFIE," which translates to "Vocational School for Typography," suggests the purpose of this design - to be used as official stationery for the school. This design, with its clean lines and classic aesthetic, exemplifies the Art Deco style popular during this period.