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Designed by Zuzana Licko, 1996
Price: Roman,Italic,Bold,Small caps
$75.00
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Licko's rendition of the classic
typeface, Baskerville. However, she
wanted to retain the overall
openness and lightness of the
original Baskerville. Mrs. Eaves is
named after Sarah Eaves, the who
became John Baskerville's wife.
LIcko reduced the x-height, relative
to the cap-height. This gives Mrs.
Eaves the appearance of setting
about one point size smaller than
the average typefaces in ower case
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Designed by Zuzana Licko, 1989
Price: Sans Package or Serif Package
$95.00
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Licko's first sans-serif text design,
which evolved from working with
geometric typefaces. Licko states,
"Type styles which we perceive as
illegible today may well become
tomorrow's classic choices.
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Designed by Zuzana Licko, 1966
Price: Regular, Italic, Bold, Small caps
$95.00
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Licko's interpretation of a Bodoni.
It shows his/her personal taste for
a more geometric Bodoni, with
slightly bulging round serif endings.
Filosofia relfects Bodoni's origins
in letterpress technology.
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Designed by Sibylle Hagmann, 1999
Price: Thin, Regular, Italic, Bold
$95.00
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Named after a species of cactus,
Sybylie Hagmann encountered
in the Mojave Desert. It was first
used in the 1999/2000 Art
Center catalog.
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Designed by Frank Heine, 2000
Price: Roman or Script Package
$65.00
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This text was first published in
2001 in the type specimen booklet
for Dalliance.To further individualize
the font, and for use on special
occasions, the Ligatures and
Fractions include decorative
variants of characters and helpful
symbols.
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