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canons of page construction: a standalone construct

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Book design

geometric methods for placing the text block on a page so that margins and proportions follow the harmonious ratios of medieval manuscripts and early books.

In book design, canons of page construction refers to geometric methods for placing the text block on a page so that margins and proportions follow the harmonious ratios of medieval manuscripts and early books. This meaning comes from Tschichold (1991) in The form of the book.[1]

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  1. Tschichold, J. (1991). The form of the book. Hartley & Marks. ISBN 9780881790344

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