The Art and Craft of Printing, published in 1902 by William Morris, is a historical account detailing the founding principles of the Kelmscott Press. Morris emphasizes the importance of aesthetics in bookmaking, inspired by medieval print culture, and discusses his dedication to craftsmanship, typography, and design. He outlines his processes, including the creation of hand-crafted paper and type design, aiming to produce beautiful and functional books that reflect quality and thoughtful design elements.
