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Understanding Typeface History: From Bembo to Didot

This blog explores the history and cultural significance of key typefaces, from Bembo, designed in the 15th century, to Didot, created in the 18th century. It highlights how typefaces evolved from humanist styles to rational designs, reflecting broader cultural movements. The blog emphasizes the importance of understanding these historical contexts to make informed typographic choices in modern design.

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In case you can’t make it to New Smyrna Beach, FL this weekend, here’s your preview of my show ”The Language of Watching” at Arts on Douglas. Many thanks to the love of my life (and occasional studio assistant) @jasonboyette for the many hours of labor it took to make this happen! #thelanguageofwatching #letterpress #letterpressprints #bookarts #artistsbooks #birdsongbroadsides #penlandwinter #artsondouglas #atlanticcenterforthearts #birdwatching #birdsong #howtospeaktobirds #flock #sociallyengagedart #collaborativeprintmaking #collegebookartsassociation #collegebookarts #cbaa2019 #rollinscollege #rollinsprintmaking #broadsides #textasimage #typography #movabletype #gothictypeface #frenchclarendon #bembotypeface @benjaminrinehart @springtidepress @hybridpress @karenzimhere @constellationstudios @bookartsguildcfl @centralprintstudios @artsondouglas @suzoberholtzer @rymcculloughstudio @dj_s.cat @orlandobungalower @orlandoweekly @orlandosentinel @orlandomag @clairewileyart @dawnroe @dana_hargrove @heatalexand @bigdaddytee @hydrobiotic @originalvapeboychills @anastasiastefanos @annacrz_ @spearlife @notorious_mrg @dr.harteweyant @rollins_clce @rollinssustainability @rollinsbonnerleaders @rollinsalumni @rollinscollege @presidentcornwell @whitneybroadaway @stinecole.art @csaclolo @itinerantprinter @wanderingbookartists @danasthomas @vailcamp @orlandomuseumofart @ahmaitland @crealdeschool @porn_nails @valenciastate @ucf.edu https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw118yigH_g/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=15xe8q5hb5mem

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Understanding Typeface History: From Bembo to Didot

This blog explores the history and cultural significance of key typefaces, from Bembo, designed in the 15th century, to Didot, created in the 18th century. It highlights how typefaces evolved from humanist styles to rational designs, reflecting broader cultural movements. The blog emphasizes the importance of understanding these historical contexts to make informed typographic choices in modern design.