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FRANKLIN: STENCILS. Typeface stencils made for Benjamin Franklin by Gabriel Bery

FRANKLIN: STENCILS. Typeface stencils made for Benjamin Franklin by Gabriel Bery


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FRANKLIN: STENCILS. Typeface stencils made for Benjamin Franklin by Gabriel Bery

FRANKLIN: STENCILS.
Typeface stencils made for Benjamin Franklin by Gabriel Bery, while Franklin was living in Passy, France, 1776-1785

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1770s 1780s Benjamin Diplomat Franklin Gabriel Letter Printer Publisher Typeface Stencil


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This print showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of Gabriel Bery, who created typeface stencils specifically for Benjamin Franklin during his time in Passy, France from 1776 to 1785. The image captures the essence of this historical period, transporting us back to the late 18th century. The intricate details and precision evident in these stencils reflect both Bery's skill as a craftsman and Franklin's dedication to his work as a diplomat, publisher, and printer. These typeface stencils were essential tools that allowed Franklin to produce beautifully designed letters and publications during his stay in France. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece of artistry, we are reminded of the significant role played by typography in communication throughout history. Each stencil represents a letter or character meticulously crafted by hand with utmost care and attention to detail. It is fascinating to imagine how these stencils were used by Franklin himself - carefully selecting each one before applying ink onto paper. This visual representation offers us a glimpse into the creative process behind some of Franklin's most important written works. This print serves as a testament not only to Benjamin Franklin's legacy but also to the artistic genius of Gabriel Bery. It encapsulates an era when craftsmanship was highly valued and demonstrates how even seemingly mundane tools can be transformed into objects of beauty through skilled hands.

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