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Q: Who mastered the printing technique of casting and setting?
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Who mastered the casting and setting printing technique?

vicent va goph


Who mastered the printing technique of casting and setting and when?

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What is the meaning of typograph?

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When readers use their eyes to place what they are describing on an imaginary stage they are using a technique known as?

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