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Joaquín Ibarra y Marín

Famous Spanish printer (b. Zaragoza, 1725, d. Madrid, 1785). He worked mostly in Madrid as a printer. He never cut type, but commissioned people such as Gil, Pradell, Rongel and Espinosa to cut it for him. Sandra Baldassarri, Ignacio Pulido and Francisco Serón at the University of Zaragoza are attempting to revive some typefaces used by Ibarra: see here and here for their 1993 revival of Ibarra, a typeface engraved by Antonio Espinosa de los Monteros in the 18th century (and used in Ibarra's 1772 book La conjuración de Catilina y la Guerra de Yugurta by Cayo Salustio).

Bibliography: Marcos Rafael Blanco-Belmonte, R. de Cordoba and M. White: El maestro Ibarra: homenaje que la Casa Gans, al celebrar sus bodas de oro, dedica al gran impresor Joaquan Ibarra (1931, Madrid, Fundicion Richard Gans).

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file name: Juan Ignacio Pulido Sandra Baldassarri Francisco Jose Seron Arbeloa Ibarra 1994


file name: Juan Ignacio Pulido Sandra Baldassarri Francisco Jose Seron Arbeloa Ibarra 1994b


file name: Juan Ignacio Pulido Sandra Baldassarri Francisco Jose Seron Arbeloa Ibarra 1994e


file name: Ibarra Typeface







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