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FONT RECOGNITION VIA FONT MOOSE
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Leonhard Holle
The roman used by Leonard Holle in 1482 in Ptolemy was the basis of the font Ptolemy Roman (Ashendene Press, 1927). The type only exists in metal, and is in the possession of Cambridge University Press. Ptolemy was designed in Chelsea by St John Hornby, Sidney Cockerell and Emery Walker, and was cut in 18 pt by Edward Prince for Cervantes's Don Quixote, which was published by the Ashendene Press in 1927. The type used until 1935 was a revival of Lienhart Holle's cut for Ptolemaeus's Cosmographia printed in 1482 in Ulm. Ptolemy in turn was digitally revived in 2019 by Alexis Faudot and Rafael Ribas in 2019. |
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file name: Alexis Faudot Rafael Ribas Ptolemy 2019
file name: Alexis Faudot Rafael Ribas Ptolemy 2019
file name: Alexis Faudot Rafael Ribas Ptolemy 2019
file name: Alexis Faudot Rafael Ribas Ptolemy 2019
file name: Alexis Faudot Rafael Ribas Ptolemy 2019
file name: St John Hornby Sidney Cockerell Emery Walker Edward Prince Ptolemy 1927
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