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humanist typeface: a standalone construct

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Typography

early roman typefaces modelled on Renaissance humanist handwriting, with diagonal stress, modest stroke contrast and calligraphic detail.

In typography, humanist typeface refers to early roman typefaces modelled on Renaissance humanist handwriting, with diagonal stress, modest stroke contrast and calligraphic detail. This meaning comes from Meggs (1983) in A history of graphic design.[1]

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References

Meggs, P. B. (1983). A history of graphic design. Van Nostrand Reinhold. ISBN 9780442262211

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