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Great Britain. 1937
King George VI and National Emblems
Typography by Eric Gill
Portrait by Edmund Dulac
To learn more about Eric Gill's philatelic work,
see his Notes on Postage Stamps.
Eric Gill (1882–1940), was a British sculptor, typeface designer, stonecutter, and printmaker. His designs for the Golden Cockerel Press and Hague & Gill (the commercial press he ran with his son-in-law) are typical of the post-Kelmscott Arts & Crafts movement. He designed faces for hand-setting, Monotype, and Linotype. To see more of his faces, click here.
Aries
Gill Sans
Joanna
Perpetua
