About this font family
Jan van Krimpen designed Spectrum for the Dutch Enschedé foundry in 1952. Released by the Monotype Corporation in 1955, Spectrum is a direct descendant of the great Aldine types of Venice, which are characterized by their pen-based curves and oblique serifs.
As venerable as its forebears are, Spectrum has a crisp twentieth-century feel. Spectrum is a fine text type that is useful for a large variety of printed work, from brochures and advertisements to books and magazines.
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