The
Bell
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The
original Bell, a English neoclassical typeface, was cut in London
in 1788 by Richard Austin for a publisher named Bell. Widely used in the
USA as an alternative to Baskerville in the begining of the 19th
century. Monotype cut a facsimile in 1931.
The
Bell
is more vertical in axis than Baskerville and its serifs are very
sharp. |
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Date
of birth
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Nationality
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Parent
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| Richard
Austin for John Bell |
Description
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