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Romain du Roi: a standalone construct

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Typography

the roman typeface commissioned for Louis XIV's royal printing office around 1700, designed on a geometric grid and an early step toward transitional type.

In typography, Romain du Roi refers to the roman typeface commissioned for Louis XIV's royal printing office around 1700, designed on a geometric grid and an early step toward transitional type. This meaning comes from Meggs (1983) in A history of graphic design.[1]

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References

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

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