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crystal goblet: a standalone construct

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Typography

metaphor, from Beatrice Warde, that good printing type should be like a clear wine glass, serving the text invisibly rather than drawing attention to itself.

In typography, crystal goblet refers to metaphor, from Beatrice Warde, that good printing type should be like a clear wine glass, serving the text invisibly rather than drawing attention to itself. This meaning comes from Warde (1955) in The crystal goblet.[1]

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References

Warde, B. (1955). The crystal goblet. Sylvan Press. Open Library record

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