Textual no. 9, December 1974
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I've just found this magazine from Peru in Budapest, only God knows why.
Textual is the journal of the Peruvian National Institute of Culture. Concerned with literature, humanities, and arts, it was published between 1971 and 1975. CEDOC (Centro de Documentación de la Biblioteca Central UNMSM) has digitizations of all ten issues. The logo is based on Amelia, in lowercase letters and with filled-in counters.
Number 9 is dedicated to philosopher, educator and journalist Augusto Salazar Bondy (1925–1974). Display typefaces used in this issue include Michel, Thalia, and Ludlow Garamond. Body text is set in Helvetica and Permanent, with drop caps from Neo Script.
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Thalia with descending caps for “Augusto Salazar Bondy”
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Photo: Samuel Garijo. License: All Rights Reserved.
Photo: Samuel Garijo. License: All Rights Reserved.
Photo: Samuel Garijo. License: All Rights Reserved.
Thalia in a mix of upper- and lowercase letters for “Educación”
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Michel for “la palabra viva de ASB”, paired with pre-Columbian symbols
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Photo: Samuel Garijo. License: All Rights Reserved.
“Bibliografía” is in caps from Ludlow Garamond
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Photo: Samuel Garijo. License: All Rights Reserved.
Photo: Samuel Garijo. License: All Rights Reserved.
More Thalia in mixed case for “la viga en el ojo”
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Spread with drop caps from Neo Script
Photo: Samuel Garijo. License: All Rights Reserved.
Photo: Samuel Garijo. License: All Rights Reserved.
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