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Onyx

Onyx was designed by Gerry Powell for ATF in 1937. It is a modernization of Modern Roman Bold Extra Condensed, and is virtually an extra condensed version of Ultra Bodoni. Mac McGrew: Linotype classifies the typeface with Poster Bodoni, their equivalent to Ultra Bodoni. Onyx Italic was designed by Sol Hess for Monotype in 1939, and is made as mats only by that company. Onyx is also cast by the Amsterdam foundry as Arsis.

Digital versions include Onyx (Bitstream), Onyx (Monotype), Onyx (Tilde), OPTI Onyx (Castcraft), and Onyx MT (Adobe). In this selection, Bitstream's version stands out because it less condensed and has a round left lobe of the lower case a---not Monotype's squishy "a". View various commercial Onyx typefaces.

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file name: Monotype Onyx after Gery Powell Onyx 1937


file name: Monotype Onyx after Gery Powell Onyx 1937 Poster by Michael Sallit 2017


file name: Monotype Onyx after Gery Powell Onyx 1937b


file name: Monotype Onyx after Gery Powell Onyx 1937d


file name: Monotype Onyx after Gery Powell Onyx 1937 Poster by Jessica Zannona 2016


file name: Monotype Onyx after Gery Powell Onyx 1937 Poster by Isai Lopez 2016


file name: Gerry Powell Onyx M T poster by Anna Schmidt 2017


file name: Gerry Powell Arsis Linotype 1938


file name: Gerry Powell Arsis U R W 1938


file name: Gerry Powell Pic


file name: Gerry Powell Stencil 1937 138740


file name: Lettergieterij Amsterdam Arsis 1938 after Gerry Powell Linotype Version


file name: Lettergieterij Amsterdam Arsis 1938 after Gerry Powell U R W Version







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