Loyson Foundry

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Loyson Foundry Loyson had his own foundry in Paris from 1727-1728. In 1728, he joined his foundry with that of Briquet, and Briquet and Loyson thrived from 1728 until 1751. Briquet had died some time in that period, and Loyson married Briquet's widow. Loyson and Veuve Briquet operated from 1751 until 1758, when the foundry, after a brief one-year passage to widow Briquet's son, was left to Vincent Cappon, Loyson's student. The foundry made the angular Gaelic manuscript typeface Paris (1732-1751). A draft digitization (Páris) exists. Audin's account. Publications include Epreuve des caractères de la fonderie de Loyson et Briquet (1751, Paris, Rue de la Parcheminerie). Local download.	EXTERNAL LINKS Loyson Foundry MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Celtic/Gaelic fonts ⦿ Foundries of the 18th century ⦿ Type design in France ⦿

file name: Briquet Loyson Specimen Book Cover 1751 Irish Hebrew Greek

file name: Briquet Loyson Specimen Book Cover 1751

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