writing in small letters

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In July 1925 these ideas ignited like a bomb at the Bauhaus. Attempts at a new uniform typeface were launched. The business papers of the school - all this has long been known - appeared without capital letters under protests of the public, but masters and pupils kept them throughout their lives. At the instigation of Herbert Bayer (Bayer to Wingler, 1963):

writing in small letters --> In July 1925 these ideas ignited like a bomb at the Bauhaus. Attempts at a new uniform typeface were launched. The business papers of the school - all this has long been known - appeared without capital letters under protests of the public, but masters and pupils kept them throughout their lives. At the instigation of Herbert Bayer (Bayer to Wingler, 1963): >>I persuaded Gropius to introduce a system of writing in lower case only at the Bauhaus."<< Gropius agreed - but apparently not without teeth grinding. The eradication of the capital letters was based on >>extr

writing in small letters

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