the practice of typography, if it eb followed faithfully, is hard workÑfull of detail, full petty restrictions full of drud gery, and not Greatly reworded as men now count rewards: There are times when we need to bring to it, all the history and art and feeling that w can, to make it bearable.
But in the light of history and of art, and of knowledge and of mans achievement, it is as interesting a work as existsÑa broad and humanizingemployment which can indeed be
followed merely as a trade, but which if perfected into an art, or even broadened into a profession, will perpetually open new horizons to eyes our and opportunities to our hands.
Ð D. B. Updike
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