Author of Lettering for Commercial Purposes, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1918, proponent of “full round ovals, condensed vertical elements — and a slightly broken alignment” and a leading American designer of commercial lettering during the first third of the 20th century; teacher of Ross F. George.
Author of Lettering for Commercial Purposes, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1918, proponent of “full round ovals, condensed vertical elements — and a slightly broken alignment” and a leading American designer of commercial lettering during the first third of the 20th century; teacher of Ross F. George.