A year-long study by the German reading foundation Stiftung Lesen, found children do feel more positive about e-books versus print and more likely to select so-called "thick books" on an e-reader, undaunted by dense print.
At great length, in dense print, he explained the superiorities of the communist system.
And Ronaldo Fraga covered his boxy shirtdresses and loose trousers in dense prints and embroideries based on the drawings of Paulo Marques de Oliveira.
Fashions and sportsmen were added to the canon, and cards now came with a dense screed of description in tiny print on the back; whether of the career of a boxer or the films of a silent-movie star.
And the Printed Matter show -- a dense installation of posters, postcards, photographs, letters -- is a souvenir of its manic life and times, which began on the Lower East Side.
The result is a dense assortment of rare books, montages and vintage prints published between 1921 and 2012.
Each unique print, about the size of a movie poster, is a dense pattern of dots created by the deliberately misaligned overlay of two negatives.
Among them is Sally Frank, who created a dense, enticing image of a gray winter forest using a solarplate intaglio print process, in which an image is transferred to a printing plate using sunlight or an artificial light source.
The larger and more complex of them, "Warhol: Headlines" at the National Gallery of Art, is a dense, jittery but judiciously scaled thematic look at his career-long use of news-related material drawn from print journalism, photography and films.
Shenzhen Apartments (digital print on dibond): John Brooks explores the juxtaposition of man and nature with the increasing pressure of a dense population on our lives.
