“Typographica”, launched in 1949 by Lund Humphries and edited by Herbert Spencer, was a highly celebrated magazine devoted to typography and the visual arts. Published in just 32 issues across two series until 1967, it had a small circulation but exerted a profound influence on graphic design, typographic discourse, and visual experimentation.

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