Due to its popularity, the Uncial alphabet, a majuscule script (Capital Letters), appears in various versions, in the Byzantine, African, Italian, French, Spanish and English cultures, developing during the Fourth through the Eighth centuries from simple to more complex alphabets.

We will examine a simple alphabet in this one day class. The script is not as formal as Roman capitals. It is written faster, simpler and more free flowing, perhaps deriving from a roman cursive. There is very little pen manipulation or multiple pen angle adjustments. Uncials work well with Italic, Carolingian and Blackletter alphabets.

Date: Sunday, October 13, 2019
Time: 10:00 am–4:00 pm
Price: $80 members/$100 non-members
Level: Beginner and all levels
Location: SVA Annex, 214 E. 21st Street (between 2nd/3rd Ave), Room 703A