[a bookplate for Anni Loichinger by Hubert Wilm] jebitems showcasing the evolution of a

showcasing the evolution of a designer who defined the visual identity of postwar Japan

This book’s 2-page introduction gives just a taste of the esteem in which he is held in Japan—the remaining sixty or so pages will show why he’s earned that esteem

A delightful album cover without the bother of dealing with the album

The commentary

where the Lowells talk only to Cabots

[a bookplate for Anni Loichinger by Hubert Wilm] jebitems showcasing the evolution of aHeres a bookplate for Anni Loichinger, about whom we know nothing save for the fact that she later became Anni Wilm. It was made by Hubert Wilm (18871963), a designer of bookplates, an illustrator, art historian, and editor who made nice things.