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La Graphie Latine
Artistic movement that took place in France during the 1950s and early 1960s. It supported the human calligraphic gesture and the elegance of the mediterranean typographic style. It was started by Spanish graphic and type designer Enric Crous-Vidal (1908-1987). Other participants and followers include typographer Maximilien Vox and type designer José Mendoza y Almeida. It was opposed to the neutral and structured style developed in Switzerland and Germany. Typefaces that characterize this movement include those by Enric Crous-Vidal (Flash (1953), Paris (1953), and Île de France (1960)), and some by Mendoza (such as ITC Mendoza). A recent typographic homage to the movement was paid by Argentinian type designer Charlie Zinno in his typeface Latinité (2010). |
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file name: Jose Mendoza I T C Mendoza Roman
file name: Enric Crous Vidal Flash N D 1953
file name: Enric Crous Vidal Ilerda N D
file name: Enric Crous Vidal Paris N D Bold
file name: Jose Mendoza Y Almeida I T C Mendoza 1991e
file name: Jose Mendoza Y Almeida I T C Mendoza 1991f
file name: Jose Mendoza Y Almeida I T C Mendoza 1991h
file name: Charlie Zinno Latinite 2010b
file name: Charlie Zinno Latinite 2010c
file name: Charlie Zinno Latinite 2010d
file name: Charlie Zinno Latinite 2010e
file name: Charlie Zinno Latinite 2010f
file name: Charlie Zinno Latinite 2010f
file name: Charlie Zinno Latinite 2010g
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