Le Monde® Livre Classic Std

por Typofonderie
Estilos Individuais a partir de $72.00 USD
Família completa com 4 fontes: $286.00 USD
A família de fontes Le Monde Livre Classic Std foi desenhada por Jean François Porchez e publicada pela Typofonderie. Le Monde Livre Classic Std contém 4 estilos e opções de pacote familiar. Saiba mais sobre esta família

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A Renaissance style typeface in 4 series


Le Monde Livre Classic works beautifully on text and titling settings. Designed as an extension of Le Monde Livre, this family distinguishes itself by its historical forms and by its numerous stylistic effects. Le Monde Livre Classic’s italics follow the models of the Renaissance and feature italic capital and lowercase swashes.


Le Monde Livre Classic works beautifully for book typography, magazine settings from text to display.


Le Monde Livre Classic revisited


Type Directors Club .44 1998

European Design Awards 1998

Designers: Jean François Porchez

Fundição: Typofonderie

Estreia na MyFonts: Apr 15, 2008

Le Monde® Livre Classic Std is a registered trademark of Le Monde Newspaper.

Sobre Typofonderie

We are an independent French type foundry since 1994, we design, manufacture and distribute exclusive typefaces. Meticulously built years after years, our library includes type families suited for every aspect of typographic usage. We are passionate about our work. Each of our published typefaces is the result of years of teamwork at Typofonderie. Typofonderie is digital type foundry who has become over the years, a real institution in France and abroad. Our customers recognise the timelessness of our typefaces, which help them give meaning and strength to their projects, whether they are companies, brands, publications or institutions. Our typefaces can be found in the métro in Paris, as well as in Osaka, at the Opéra de Paris, La Tour d’Argent, Vuitton, Séphora, Galeries Lafayette, Yves Saint Laurent Beauty and are used by the French Olympic team. You will also encounter them in museums, in the Who’s Who, Wired, at Dell, at the Boston Consulting Group, on the jerseys of the French Olympic team and in the Alps thanks to SwissSki. Hillary Clinton and Emmanuel Macron used our typefaces during their presidential campaigns. The palais de l’Élysée uses three of our typefaces families for the identity and communication of the French president.

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