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Maximilien Vox
French type designer, cartoonist, illustrator, theorist, type historian and journalist, b. Condé-sur-Noirau, 1894, d. Lurs-en-Provence, 1974. His real name was Samuel William Théodore Monod. Founder of the famous Rencontres de Lure in 1952. Creator of the Vox ATypI classification system. Influential figure in the Grafia Latina movement. Designer of Banjo (Fonderie Deberny&Peignot, 1930), Éclair (Fonderie Deberny&Peignot, 1935), Pharaon Blanc (Fonderie Deberny&Peignot, 1930) and Voxtype. Éclair was digitally revived in 2014 by Nick Curtis as Rythme NF. |
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file name: Maximilian Vox Pic
file name: Nick Curtis Rythme N F 2014 after Maximilien Vox Eclair 1935
file name: Nick Curtis Rythme N F 2014 after Maximilien Vox Eclair 1935b
file name: Nick Curtis Rythme N F 2014 after Maximilien Vox Eclair 1935c
file name: Nick Curtis Rythme N F 2014 after Maximilien Vox Eclair 1935d
file name: Maximilien Vox Les Divertissements Typographiques3 Deberny Peignot Paris 1930
file name: Deberny Peignot Banjo 1930
file name: Deberny Peignot Banjo 1930
file name: Maximilien Vox Banjo Exemple Banjo No2 1930
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