游目帖 Cursive script (year unknown)
Eyes movement as the water flow in the Chinese calligraphy
brush written form.

王羲之 Wang Xizhi (303–361)
Born in Shandong, China and traditionally referred to as
the Master of Calligraphy, who lived during the Jin Dynasty
(265–420). He excelled in every scripts but particularly in
semi-cursive script. He is considered to be one of the most
esteemed Chinese calligraphers of all time, especially during
and after the Tang Dynasty, and a master of all forms of
Chinese calligraphy, especially the running script.
Unfortunately, none of his original work remains today.
The piece shown here was destroyed in the atomic bombings
of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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Snell Roundhand Script font (1965)
Concep and design were both based on 18th-century roundhand
scripts. The font has an elegant and festive feel and its
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length texts and headlines.

Matthew Carter (1937)
Born in London, Matthew Carter is a Master of type design.
Carter began his career making type the 15th-century way.
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