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Freeman Craw: Mohawk Superfine
Published by Mohawk Paper, no date, but late ?80s or early ?90s because there is a reference to Superfine being in existence for almost fifty years.
Seller: Katherine Small Gallery, Somerville, MA, U.S.A.
Seller rating 2 out of 5 stars
Portfolio in an envelope. Condition: Used. You know Ad Lib and Craw Clarendon, but what do you really know about the work of their designer, Freeman Craw? Take your time. We'll wait. There was a time when Mohawk Papers would put together portfolios with the work of a notable designer to promote their papers. And this time that notable designer was Freeman Craw. The twelve items in this portfolio make for a good intro to Craw's work as a designer, calligrapher, and letterer. This thing would make a pretty good Quick Lazy Exhibit-or, a great show-and-tell piece to use with students for years to come. Surprisingly uncommon. We're finding no copies anywhere and no references on the entire World Wide Web. The envelope has some dark markings, but the contents are largely clean with a few creased corners, all very minor 454.
