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Charlotte Rohde

During her studies, Berlin (was: Düsseldorf), Germany-based Charlotte Rohde designed Calyces (2017), Marguerite Grotesk (2017) and Marguerite Outline (2017). In 2018, she announced Serifbabe and New Typeface (I guess that is the name, as no context was given). Later fonts include the text typeface family Keroine (2020), Armand Grotesk, and the medieval typeface Hadogenes.

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file name: Charlotte Rohde Armand Grotesk 2020


file name: Charlotte Rohde Armand Grotesk 2020


file name: Charlotte Rohde Armand Grotesk


file name: Charlotte Rohde Hadogenes 2020


file name: Charlotte Rohde Hadogenes 2020


file name: Charlotte Rohde Keroine 2020


file name: Charlotte Rohde Keroine 2020


file name: Charlotte Rohde Keroine 2020


file name: Charlotte Rohde Keroine 2020


file name: Charlotte Rohde Keroine 2020


file name: Charlotte Rohde New Typeface 2018


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file name: Charlotte Rohde Calyces 2017


file name: Charlotte Rohde Calyces 2018


file name: Charlotte Rohde Serifbabe 2018


file name: Charlotte Rohde Marguerite Grotesk 2017


file name: Charlotte Rohde Marguerite Grotesk 2017b


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file name: Charlotte Rohde Marguerite Grotesk 2017e


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file name: Charlotte Rohde Marguerite Grotesk 2017g


file name: Charlotte Rohde Marguerite Outline 2017







Luc Devroye ⦿ School of Computer Science ⦿ McGill University Montreal, Canada H3A 2K6 ⦿ lucdevroye@gmail.com ⦿ https://luc.devroye.org ⦿ https://luc.devroye.org/fonts.html