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R41 Magister

par Reber R41
Styles individuels à partir de $40.00 USD
Famille complète de 5 polices: $175.00 USD
La famille de polices R41 Magister a été conçue par Aldo Novarese, Fulvio Bisca, Stefano Torregrossa et publiée par Reber R41. R41 Magister contient 5 styles et options de package familial. En savoir plus sur cette famille

À propos de la famille


R41 Magister is a modern Roman transitional font originally released by Nebiolo in 1966. This font was defined as stylistically close to traditional Romans, yet incorporates various design elements that enhance its suitability for contemporary applications. Through meticulous attention to chiaroscuro, serifs, and letter relationships, Novarese successfully merges aesthetic appeal with functionality. The result is a classic yet highly legible font that is versatile and ideal for diverse printing needs. Upon its release, this small masterpiece quickly gained popularity in communication and advertising, effectively addressing the growing demand for a harmonious blend of form and function in graphics and design.

Concepteurs: Aldo Novarese, Fulvio Bisca, Stefano Torregrossa

Fonderie: Reber R41

MyFonts débout: Jan 6, 2026

R41 Magister

À propos Reber R41

Reber R41 is an Italian company founded in Spresiano, Treviso, in 1960 by Renato Bernardi, inventor of his own method of dry transfer type, and still run by his family. Since 1969, R41 has produced dry-transfer adaptations of iconic designs from Nebiolo Type Foundry, including its most experimental creations designed for the booming Italian advertising industry. Designer Aldo Novarese, who retired from Nebiolo in the early ’70s, worked with Reber R41 for years afterward designing brands, catalogues, advertising and of course…typefaces. Now Reber R41 provides new digitizations of the work of Novarese and Nebiolo of Turin, brought together in a unique collection that preserves the best of historic Italian typography of the twentieth century.

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