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New Typography: a standalone construct

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NewTypography1 CONSTRUCTNew TypographyTSCHICHOLD · TYPOGRAPHY

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Typography

a 1920s programme, set out by Tschichold, for functional typography using asymmetric layout, sans-serif type and standardised formats instead of centred, ornamental setting.

In typography, New Typography refers to a 1920s programme, set out by Tschichold, for functional typography using asymmetric layout, sans-serif type and standardised formats instead of centred, ornamental setting. This meaning comes from Tschichold (1928) in Die neue Typographie.[1]

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  1. Tschichold, J. (1928). Die neue Typographie. Bildungsverbandes der Deutschen Buchdrucker. Open Library record

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