Works of: Edward Johnston

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Edward Johnston

Johnston was invited by Lethaby to start a class on Writing and Illumination in 1899, he was responsible for the revival of calligraphy in this country. He taught at the Central School and was immensely influential, his students included Eric Gill, Noel Rooke and Graily Hewitt, who took over his class when Johnston moved to the RCA in 1912. He designed type for Count Kessler's Cranach Press and in 1916 was commissioned by Frank Pick to design type for the London Underground. His typeface Railway is still in use today. He also designed for them the circle and bar symbol, an early corporate identity. Johnston's influence was particularly strong in Germany. His book "Writing and Illumination & Lettering" (James Hogg, 1906) was a seminal work.

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Lettering sheets [photocopies]

Edward Johnston

1900-1944

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VI. Cutting Pens, & Gilding

Edward Johnston

1908 June 27

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Caligraphy Sheet I. A sketch of the development of Lettering from the Roman ABC by the use of the Pen

Edward Johnston

1899-1927

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Lettering sheets [photocopies]

Edward Johnston

1900-1944

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Lettering sheets [photocopies]

Edward Johnston

1900-1944

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Pen Roman capitals

Edward Johnston

1905 July 3

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Photographs of the work of Edward Johnston.

Edward Johnston

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Photographic negatives of the work of Edward Johnston

Edward Johnston

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Extra Letters Sheet. Uncials founded on vii Century. Italian, Roman small letters on xv. (Centy. Italian) , (and) Italic writing (founded on) xv. Italian (slanted pen)

Edward Johnston

1899-1927

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Lettering sheets [photocopies]

Edward Johnston

1900-1944

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Lettering sheets [photocopies]

Edward Johnston

1900-1944

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Diploma of Fellowship of the London County Council Central School of Arts and Crafts

Edward Johnston

after 1937