Briefpapier van drukkerij De Kroon te Hilversum by Anonymous

Briefpapier van drukkerij De Kroon te Hilversum 1900 - 1986

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graphic-art, print, paper, typography, poster

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editorial cover design

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script typeface

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graphic-art

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sand serif

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aged paper

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parchment

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print

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gold leaf

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paper

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typography

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fading type

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thick font

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golden font

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letter paper

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poster

Dimensions: height 275 mm, width 211 mm

Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain

Here's a sheet of letterhead, of unknown date, from the De Kroon printing company in Hilversum. The page is mostly blank, inviting future words, future thoughts. I'm thinking about the person who designed this letterhead. What were they hoping to communicate? The crisp lines, the elegant typography. It’s a kind of invitation, a promise of quality and service. Look at that soft cream tone of the paper! It's so satisfying. The design has a delicate touch and yet, it’s also so restrained. It wants to be helpful without being intrusive. I imagine the designer carefully considering every detail, understanding that sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is to leave space for others to fill. That’s what a letterhead does; it carries the promise of words and thoughts, yet to come.

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