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First seen on MyFonts: January 1st, 2000 AnisetteSystematic variation of Art Deco capitals in Cassandre’s posters led to Anisette. Rich contrasts in width and weight of hand-lettered geometry suggested a hidden typographic opportunity. In 1930, Deberny & Peignot released Banjo Initials, adapting a hairline weight for two widths of type. Jean-Francois Porchez completed the typographic system with a five-weight series of striking geometric beauty and great complexity. Not quite what you’re looking for? Try looking at more fonts like this. Related Links
• Font Bureau: Anisette Sample PDF (English) ‘Anisette’ is a registered trademark of The Font Bureau, Inc. and its respective designers. |
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