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Schiller, Albert
Framed compostion by master printer/typesetter Albert Schiller, an employee of the Typographic Services Company, New York. Almost entirely made of printers' rules, individual typographic ornaments and border designs used by typographers in their daily work. Descriptive information on back of picture. Mainly shades of orange and tan.
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