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Saul Bass
Peter Bil'ak
Neville Brody
Walter Brudi
Seymour Chwast
Wim Crouwel
S.H. de Roos
Roger Excoffon
Karl-Erik Forsberg
Adrian Frutiger
Eric Gill
Milton Glaser
Eugène Grasset
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Lance Hidy
Max Kisman
Jan Van Krimpen
Jean-Benoit Lévy
H. Lubalin & J. Pistilli
Gerrit Noordzij
Rémy Peignot
David Quay
Alex Scholing
Jurriaan Schrofer
Ko Sliggers
Erik Spiekermann
Reynolds Stone
Georg Trump
Josef Tyfa
Gerard Unger
Henning Wagenbreth
Min Wang
Julian Waters
Hermann Zapf

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Peter Behrens
Max Bill
W.A. Dwiggins
Bruce Rogers
Jan Tschichold

about the collection

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  35+10c M70+10c M1.25F+25c M1.75F+50c
  3F+2F M5F+5F
  Luxembourg. 1938
  Saint Willibrord
  Design by S.L. Hartz

 

S.L. Hartz (1912–1995) studied in Amsterdam at the State Academy of Fine Arts and specialized in copper engraving. In 1936 he joined Joh. Enschedé en Zonen as an apprentice engraver and eventually become the firm’s Art Director after the death of Jan Van Krimpen. In addition to the hundreds of postage stamps and bank notes he designed and engraved for the Netherlands and colonies, Belgium, and Luxembourg, he designed typefaces for Linotype and Enschedé. See his Juliana here.