Sanskrit characters for Wikner font
Gary Tubb
gat4 at columbia.edu
Mon Jun 3 18:19:36 UTC 1996
On Sat, 1 June 1996, Dominik Wujastyk wrote:
>
> There is a three-volume history of Devanagari printing by an author called
> Naik, published some years back by the Govt. of Maharashtra, in Bombay I
> think. I don't have a copy, but I've seen the books and they are very
> useful, with lots of reproductions of early printing, title-pages, etc.
>
The book referred to is indeed very useful, and includes among other
things many samples of fonts from particular foundries of the past.
Here is a more complete reference for the first volume of this work,
which is the only one I have seen:
Baapuuraav Naaiik, _Devanaagarii mudraak.saralekhanakalaa_, kha.m.da
pahilaa, Mu.mbaii [Bombay]: Mahaaraa.s.tra Raajya Saahitya Sa.msk.rtii
Ma.m.da_la, 1982.
The book is in Marathi.
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