Set in a period of history that pre-dates typographic printing in Europe by almost 400 years, the novel uses "one of the earliest and finest roman printing types", a note about the typeface explains.
She also showed Greco-Roman prints, but the use of paint-splashed burlap was most intriguing.
His extraordinary talent as a calligrapher enabled him to create over 20 copy books, which included alphabets in "German", "Italian", "Roman", and "Print" hands.
You can think of the software as a kind of audio font: musical notation and lyrics can be translated into the chosen voice, then saved for replay, just as a word processor might translate a text into Helvetica or Times New Roman and print it out as many times as you like.
Roman, in printing, one of the three major typefaces in the history of Western typography (the others being italic and black letter, or Gothic) and, of those three, the face that is of the greatest importance and the widest use.
The museum and other rooms are laden with hundreds of works of art and historical objects, including the sarcophagus of Seti I, Roman marbles, prints by Hogarth, and paintings by Canaletto and Turner.
Romain du Roi, (French: King's Roman), in printing, a roman typeface developed in France at the express order of King Louis XIV, who, in 1692, directed that a typeface be designed at any necessary expense for the exclusive use of the royal printer.
The letter strings stimuli were 24 point Times New Roman font printed in basic black against a gray background.
The idea is to develop curricula that uses 3-D-printed models as teaching aids for any subject — such as printing Roman figures for history lessons, Egyptian art, or a human heart for an anatomy class.
He said he had enthusiastic support from four departments, including Greek and Roman antiquity and prints and drawings.
