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Fernand Baudin
Fernand Baudin (1918–2005) was a Belgian book designer, author, and typographer. He was active in the field of international graphic design in many ways. Next to his activity of book designer, or “typographiste”, term that he was using to qualify himself, Fernand Baudin was the author of many articles on graphic design, and he wrote and designed two books, ''How Typography Works (And why it is important)'' and ''L'Effet Gutenberg'' at the end of his career, that sum up his ideas on writing and designing. Fernand Baudin was also a teacher and a lecturer, and he was active in national and international typographic organisations, like ATypI (Association Typographique Internationale), the Graphica Belgica Prize, and , for which he co-initiated a series of publications "Les Dossiers de Lure".
Fernand Baudin dedicated a huge part of his work to the importance of writing, and particularly hand-writing, in graphic design (from the draft to the final copy) and in society in general.〔Baudin, Fernand, "L’écriture à bille," Caractère Noël 13, special issue, Fédération française des syndicats patronaux de l’imprimerie et des industries graphiques, 1958.〕〔Baudin, Fernand, "Typography— Evolution and Revolution", Publishers’ Weekly, R.R. Bowker, February 5, 1968, p.78-84.〕〔Baudin, Fernand, "The Manuscript Book", The Penrose Annual 67, Hastings House, 1974, p.121-136.〕〔Baudin, Fernand, "Reflections on the Theme: At the Edge of Meaning," Visible Language 11-2, Merald E. Wrolstad, Spring 1977, p.81-92.〕〔Baudin, Fernand, "The Teaching of Handwriting in Belgium, 1830-1980," trans. from the French by John Dreyfus, n.d, (Unpublished typescript), reproduced in ''Dossier Fernand Baudin'', Prix Fernand Baudin Prijs, 2013, p.146-157.〕
Fernand Baudin donated his whole library and archive to the Université Libre de Bruxelles in 2002, and thus helped create the Fonds Fernand Baudin. The Fonds includes more than 50 folders containing his correspondence over the second half of the 20th century, together with manuscripts, typescripts, and proofs and copies of articles that he authored over the same period.
He died on the 18 July 2005. Three years after his death, the Prize for the Most Beautiful Books in Brussels and Wallonia was named in his honour, the Fernand Baudin Prize.〔(Website of the Fernand Baudin Prize )〕
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