Arnold Boecklin

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Arnold Boecklin Jugendstil artist. The Jugendstil movement originated in the late 19th century in Bavaria around München and had artists like Boecklin. The driving force of the Jugendstil movement was the magazine Münchner Jugend which showcased the designs of German art nouveau artists. Scriptorium has a number of fonts based on the Jugendstil movement: Munich is derived from the hand-lettered title of the magazine, Jugend and Campobello are decorative initials designed for the magazine, and Phaeton is based on lettering from the period. Otto Weisert, who ran the Schriftgiesserei Otto Weisert in Stuttgart, designed the Jugendstil-style font Arnold Boecklin in 1904 (available at URW, Linotype, Adobe, Mecanorma, and others, and copied and modified tens of times)---it is that design that most typographers probably associate most with Arnold Boecklin. View some digital implementations of Arnold Boecklin.	EXTERNAL LINKS Arnold Boecklin MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS German type scene ⦿ Type designers ⦿ Type designers ⦿ Art Nouveau typefaces ⦿

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