the body, vol. I

a tip of the hat to you and yours,
and thank you for downloading "the body, vol.I,"
another freeware clipfont from the folks at ecf.

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ecce homo.
"behold the man."
-latin

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"the body, vol.I"
(first in a set of three anatomical clipfonts)
is a windows95 truetype font
digitized from a collection of 19th century public domain woodcuts
in june of 1997
by steven j. lundeen,
emerald city fontwerks,
seattle, washington, usa.

this clipfont has been made available as freeware,
and no restrictions have been placed on its distribution or use.

however,
the font author has included this readme file
because it contains ***essential "the body, vol.I" information ...

which in this case is should be considered terse, yet pithy ...

---ESSENTIAL "the body, vol.I" INFORMATION---

a - torso, abdominal region
b - torso, abdominal region
c - ear, right
d - ear, left
e - eye, cross-section
f - eye, cross-section
g - skull, modern man
h - skull, modern man
i - skull, ancient man
j - skull, ancient man
k - heart, cross-section
l - heart, cross-section
m - aorta, cross-section
n - aorta, cross-section
o - lungs
p - lungs
q - larynx, trachea, lung and bronchail divisions
r - larynx, trachea, lung and bronchail divisions
s - head, profile, with phrenological demarcations
t - head, profile, with phrenological demarcations
u - head, front, with phrenological demarcations
v - head, rear, with phrenological demarcations
w - bones of the hand, left
x - bones of the hand, right
y - bones of the hand, right
z - bones of the hand, left

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please note:

if you find this clipfont useful,
and wish to voice encouragement to ecf for the release
of additional clipfonts in the future,
we'd love to hear from you.

you can contact emerald city fontwerks
at the following email address:


manarts@seanet.com


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shareware, freeware and graphic art clipfonts,
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what we do depends on you.

please register shareware fonts where appropriate,
and continue to show your support for the art of fontography.

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the body, vol. 1 (first in a set of three anatomical clipfonts), digitized from a collection of 19th century, public domain woodcuts --- 1997 by steven j. lundeen, emerald city fontwerks, seattle, wa, usa (manarts@seanet.com). ecf #70