Théophile Beaudoire

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Théophile Beaudoire Nineteenth century French punchcutter who designed the transitional text typeface Romana with Gustave F. Schroeder (Kingsley ATF, 1860; now available at Bitstream). He also ran a typefoundry, Beaudoire et cie. See also Old Roman Stephenson Blake (1878). Scans below include Romain Elzevir (1858) and Elzevir (corps) 14 (1863, Fonderie Generale), which is a copy of Perrin's Marqut 14.	EXTERNAL LINKS Théophile Beaudoire [Designer info] MyFonts search Monotype search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Type designers ⦿ Type designers ⦿ Foundries of the 19th century ⦿ Type design in France ⦿ Elzevir ⦿

file name: Theophile Beaudoire Bitstream Romana

file name: Theophile Beaudoire Elzevir14 Fonderie Generale copy of Perrins Marquet14 1863

file name: Theophile Beaudoire Romain Elzevir 1858 Image by Hrant Papazian

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