doves press造句

• By 1900 he had established the Doves Press.
• Her patrons also included the Doves Press, the Ashendene Press, and the Kelmscott Press.
• He collaborated with J . H . Mason, who had made his reputation at the Doves Press.
• Another client was the Doves Press, whose Doves Type ( famously thrown into the Thames following a business disagreement ) he cut.
• The Doves Press was responsible for the Doves Bible ( 5 vols, 1902 1904 ), which is considered to be one of the best examples of its kind.
• It is considered by many to be Rogers'masterpiece, and is recognized along with the other great Bibles, including the Baskerville Bible and the Doves Press Bible.
• A third identifies a five-volume Bible bound in 1906 for the Doves Press by Katharine Adams as " One of the Very Best Specimens of Tooled Binding ."
• The Doves Type sparked a trend of other typefaces in a similar style commissioned for fine book printing in Britain, including that of the Doves Press, which was co-founded by Walker.
• After Morris'death, Walker set up his own printing enterprise, the Doves Press, with bookbinder T . J . Cobden Sanderson which in turn inspired the private presses of the 20th century.
• For chasteness there's the green goatskin gilt binding that Thomas James Cobden-Sanderson, founder of the Doves Press, designed for William Morris'copy of the first French translation of Marx's " Capital ."
• Clark also took an interest in fine printing, which is represented by complete runs of the books printed by the Kelmscott Press and Doves Press, the two greatest influences on the revival of printing in England at the turn of the 20th century.
• This is likely to be the last Bible to be printed from metal type, following in the tradition of large-format Bibles printed from movable type that extends from Johannes Gutenberg through John Baskerville, the Doves Press, and the Oxford Lectern Bible designed by Bruce Rogers . " From melting the lead, to proofreading, to physically lifting 40-pound frames of type, the consensus of Andrew Hoyem, as publisher of the Arion Press, and his small crew of eight craftspeople, is that a hand-wrought Bible is intrinsically valuable, " in the words of the " Christian Science Monitor ".