Book Title: Science and Art of Calligraphy and Painting
Author(s): S Andhare
Publisher: Indian National Science Academy

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________________ Shri Mahavir Jain Aradhana Kendra www.kobatirth.org Ch. 5. Acharya Shri Kailassagarsuri Gyanmandir Present status of Calligraphy and Painting in India and computer aided work. 105 Calligraphy to-day "In today's world of interlink, where even see mingly tenuous connection can tourn out to be significant, we explore the applications of Calligrphy in vorious tgechnologies and art forms. The adOvent of priniting with movable type meant the develpoment of different type styles, most of which drew their inspiration from calligraphic traditions. Thus Calligraphy has influenced type design and tupographic activities throughtout the world. There are several other interconnections: Calligrphy and Cartography: For Private and Personal Use Only The plotting and drawing of maps, where the lettering has to be clear but unobtrusive, well placed and easily readable, brings Calligrphy to the fore. Albrecht Duerer's woodcuts include some of the most remarkable examples of catrography. Mecator's maps reflect the finesse of his calligraphic ingenutiy. In India, the lettering of the 17th century maps of the western region makes use of informal Calligrphy while charting sea routes.

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