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typeface classification: a standalone construct

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Typography

systems for sorting typefaces into historical and formal families such as humanist, garalde, transitional, didone, slab serif and sans-serif.

In typography, typeface classification refers to systems for sorting typefaces into historical and formal families such as humanist, garalde, transitional, didone, slab serif and sans-serif. This meaning comes from Baines (2002) in Type & typography.[1]

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References

  1. Baines, P. (2002). Type & typography. Laurence King. ISBN 9781856694377

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