Colophon
Department of Communication, Seton Hall University
col·o·phon : An inscription, usually at the end of a book, giving facts about its publication.
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The name is in handset metal type, in mirror-image so as to be right-reading. The metal type represents the fundamentals of typography. Most of the type in this site is set in Verdana for its web legibility. | ||
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The Celtic alphabet and the examples from The Book of Kells represent the artistry and beauty of the letter form. See the page on The Book of Kells. | ||
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The document backgrounds are from the Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States, some of the most beautiful language ever written. Read more about them by clicking on the links. | ||
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Department of Communication, Seton Hall University col·o·phon : An inscription, usually at the end of a book, giving facts about its publication. |
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