Niew Kunstliches Alphabet
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- From Peter Flötner’s alphabet of the 1530s to Anthon Beeke’s photographic version of the 1970s, engravers and typographers have seen human bodies in letterforms. --Max Bruinsma[1]via [2]
Neiw Kunstliches Alphabet of 1595 is an alphabet book by the brothers de Bry.
Joseph Kiermeier-Debre and Fritz Franz Vogel wrote Menschenalphabete.
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