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Fat face
London poster, c. 1840s
London poster, c. 1840s
Early theatre poster, 1808: all text is in fonts similar to body text faces.
Early theatre poster, 1808: all text is in fonts similar to body text faces.
1818 poster; complete change in style. Fat face, or at least bold, letterforms used throughout; the main heading is in an inline italic design.
1818 poster; complete change in style. Fat face, or at least bold, letterforms used throughout; the main heading is in an inline italic design.
Early typeface in what became the fat face style by Robert Thorne in his 1803 specimen
Early typeface in what became the fat face style by Robert Thorne in his 1803 specimen
Wood type in close-up
Wood type in close-up
Exhibition poster by Alan Kitching, who often uses wood type in his work
Exhibition poster by Alan Kitching, who often uses wood type in his work
Wooden movable types in the China Printing Museum, Beijing
Wooden movable types in the China Printing Museum, Beijing
Large display type, cut by Hendrik van den Keere in wood and reproduced by sandcasting
Large display type, cut by Hendrik van den Keere in wood and reproduced by sandcasting