UPDIKE, DANIEL BERKELEY

ŭpˈdīkˌ, 1860–1941, American printer and historian of typography, b. Providence, R.I. At the Merrymount Press, which he founded in 1893 in Boston, his stated purpose was "to do common work well." Here, the excellence of his printing, influenced by William Morris, inspired and instructed other printers. At Harvard he taught the first college course in the United States on the history of type and the practice of printing. In his books he added the care and scope of the scholar to the knowledge of a master printer. Printing Types: Their History, Forms, and Use (1922, 2d ed. 1937) is the standard work on the subject and a basic book for all interested in the graphic arts. Updike's other works include In the Day's Work (1924) and Some Aspects of Printing (1941).

See G. P. Winship, Daniel Berkeley Updike and the Merrymount Press (1947); Updike: American Printer and the Merrymount Press (1948), a symposium.

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Updike, Daniel Berkeley The Nation , 1889; Atlantic Contributors...Typographical Founders , 1924, 114 Address, Updike Collection, 1937, 134 Letter on Goudy...Some Aspects of Printing , 1941, 130 Updike, Wilkins Narragansett Churches , 1847...
...with an Introduction by D. B. Updike, a Letter from John T. McCutcheon...1939. The "Introductory Note by Daniel Berkeley Updike" consists of five pages, signed...Addresses were delivered by Daniel Berkeley Updike, Carl Purington Rollins...
THE CONTENTS NOTES ON THE PRESS AND ITS WORK 7 DANIEL BERKELEY UPDIKE This essay was first printed in Notes on the Merrymount...letter by Mr. Morison in Recollections of Daniel Berkeley Updike . . . Boston, the Club of Odd Volumes, 1943...
SOME ASPECTS OF PRINTING OLD AND NEW BY DANIEL BERKELEY UPDIKE NEW HAVEN WILLIAM EDWIN RUDGE 1941
...Schools: A Critical Appraisal , edited. by Donald J. Willower and William L. Boyd, pp. 109-23. Berkeley: McCutchan Publishing, 1989. Updike John. Self-Consciousness: Memoirs . New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1989. U.S., Presidents...
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...the University of California at Berkeley (the post he lost by defacing...fine press editions turned out by Daniel Berkeley Updike or Bruce Rogers attempt to do...the University of California, Berkeley, and I trace the initial impulse...
...represented by Theodore Low DeVinne in New York and Daniel Berkeley Updike in Boston, who studied and revived many of the classic...that were practiced by Franklin, Thomas, DeVinne, Updike, and a host of job shops and printing offices for...
...Journey through Chinese History. Berkeley: U of California P, 2010...Making of a New Deal Narrative. Berkeley: U of California P, 2010...Czernowitz in Jewish Memory. Berkeley: U of California P, 2010...Israelite women. Makagon, Daniel, and Mark Neumann. Recording...
...He draws most of his remarks from Daniel Deronda (Eliots one novel not set in the past) because Daniel Deronda enables him to reveal Eliots using...is accurate about Eliots blindness in Daniel Deronda. (7) More than one nineteenth...
...its own sake. I would like to thank Bob Daniel, Lowell Edmunds, Christopher Faraone...the Middle Ages, and modern times (Daniel Boone, Hemingway), Bergman shows how...eternal punishment. Bodson, Liliane, and Daniel Marcolungo. Loie de bon aloi: Aspects...
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...the emblem (in two versions) in July of 1914. The order came from the eminent Boston printer and typographer Daniel Berkeley Updike, who had a select group of artists he turned to to illustrate his many books, sheet music and diplomas. Dwiggins...


 

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...His Book, No. 30 (The Kiss)," shows a young woman, sinuously entwined with a peacock, kissing its beak. Daniel Berkeley Updike, who established his Merrymount Press in 1893, patterned many of his books after Morris designs and practices...


 

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UPDIKE, DANIEL BERKELEY up dik , 1860 1941, American printer and historian of typography...Some Aspects of Printing (1941). See G. P. Winship, Daniel Berkeley Updike and the Merrymount Press (1947); Updike: American Printer and...


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