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William Addison Dwiggins: type designer, calligrapher, typographer, illustrator, and writer his name is among the foremost contributors to the printing arts. But, save for an occasional engraving, none fo these professional activities gave him the opportunity to work with wood, a medium he had loved from early boyhood. And so it was that an experimental marionette theatre provided an outlet not only for his talent for wood carving, but for other lines of creative activity as well. The Dwiggins Marionettes are shown to be sculpture in miniature, with the added dimension of motion.