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Grotesque®
Grotesque Light
Grotesque Light Italic
Grotesque Regular
Grotesque Italic
Grotesque Bold
Grotesque® 2
Grotesque Black
Grotesque Bold Extended
Grotesque Display Bold Condensed
Grotesque Display Bold Extended
Grotesque® 3
Grotesque Light Condensed
Grotesque Condensed
Grotesque Extra Condensed
Description
Because they looked odd to many readers, the sans serif types introduced in nineteenth-century England were called Grotesque (Grotesk in German). Designed in 1926, this Grotesque was among the first sans serifs developed for hot metal machine typesetting. The clean Grotesque family features a number of weights with several matching italics and condensed and extended variants. The lighter weights work nicely in short texts; the bolder styles are excellent for display purposes, where they exhibit a distinctive, assertive character.
Type Designer
Monotype Type Drawing Office
Character Set
Latin 1
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