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The St Bride Library first opened its doors to readers in November 1895 and was quickly established as one of the world’s most significant collections of books, artefacts and ephemera on printing, typography, paper-making and the graphic arts. It has been inspiring creatives for 125 years, and the first lecture in our anniversary series celebrates this.

From attending lectures and engaging with our fantastic community, to getting inky in our print workshop or getting lost in the stacks researching in the Library itself, join Becky Chilcott, Dave Crossland, Tom Etherington, Alistair Hall, Sophie Hawkey-Edwards, Andrew Long, Simon Loxley, Sarah Pasquali, Vaibhav Signh and Kath Tudball to hear how St Bride has inspired them and keep its legacy running for the next 125 years.

Dave Crossland is a type designer and lead program manager for the Google Fonts team, where he has commissioned hundreds of typefaces for over a dozen writing systems. Before moving to New York City, he grew up in Dorset and studied Interaction Design at Ravensbourne College and Typeface Design the University of Reading. fonts.google.com/about

To find out more about the St Bride Foundation, Library and Print Workshop, please visit: www.sbf.org.uk/library/

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This talk is part of our ‘Celebrating 125 Years of St Bride Library’ lecture series,
which has kindly been sponsored by:


• Adobe (www.adobe.com/)
• Commercial Type (commercialtype.com/)
• Eye Magazine (www.eyemagazine.com/)
• Eric de Bellaigue
• Google (www.google.com)
• Jerry Wright
• Just Another Foundry (justanotherfoundry.com/)
• Klim Type Foundry (klim.co.nz/)
• Lexon GB, Creative & Innovative Print (lexongroup.com/)
• Mayor of London (payitforward.london.gov.uk/fund)
• Medioto – Graphics & Animation (medioto.com/)
• Peter Longland
• R-Typography (www.r-typography.com/)
• Trevor Fenwick
• Type By (www.typeby.com/)
• Usborne Publishing (usborne.com)

and The Wynkyn de Worde Charitable Trust who have sponsored students and recent graduates to attend this lecture.

To find out more about the St Bride Library, please visit:
www.sbf.org.uk