from the Walters Art Museum, in Baltimore, Maryland.
A uniquely-colored, illuminated lettering designed by famous British designer William Morris in the late 1800s. This initial capital is perfect as a monogram. Or use this alphabet letter on stickers, cards, blocks, prints and more. niokvadrat.redbubble.com
I was recently commissioned to do a street number in the Art Nouveau style and with my inevitable filigrees. I did the work on paper and wi...
Claude Médiavilla. Type design information compiled and maintained by Luc Devroye.
Master typographer Hermann Zapf died on Thursday, June 4, 2015, at his home in Darmstadt, Germany. He was 96. The obituary from the New York Times can be read at: Posted here are a few of the alpha…
Driven by my momentum in my border of filigrees , I composed this J. Alizarin paint for the letter, a few gilded dots to bring li...
The Initials Bergling A Font. Initials Medieval Gothic Uncial Lombardic.
Fantasy draws on a series of historical calligraphic traditions: Roman capitals, Lombardic initials, enlightenment era ornamentation and refinement. The user...
Teaching calligraphy writing scripts such as Gothic, Old English, Black Letter, Roman, Tudor and Italic styles.
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Мой видео-артбук. Видео презентация моих работ выполненных в разных стилях.Монограммы, буквы, леттеринг, логотипы, заглавные буквы, инициалы, аватарки под за...
For a small craft show this weekend. I thought these would be great to box as a gift to pair with a gift card or check for wedding, shower, graduation.
Langobardic (also known as "Lombardic") was an ancient West Germanic language spoken in the Lombardy region of northern Italy during the Early Middle Ages. As a member of the West Germanic language family, along with Old English, Old High German, and Old Dutch, Lombardic was heavily influenced by Vulgar Latin, the language spoken by the Roman population. This influence is evident in Lombardic's vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. From the 9th century AD onwards, Lombardic began to decline due to the Romanization of the Lombard people and the imposition of Latin as the language of culture and administration. Eventually, Lombardic became extinct sometime during the Early Middle Ages, replaced by the Romance dialects of Italy.
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Historical architectural illustration featuring two prominent examples of Lombardic architecture: The Cathedral and Campanile of Pisa with its famous leaning tower (top), and the Cathedral at Zara in Dalmatia (bottom). These detailed engravings showcase the characteristic Romanesque style with its rounded arches, colonettes, and ornate facades.
Standard and custom-made font sheets, facsimiles, books, art, booklets and brochures using Alter Littera's fonts and designs.
