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Venetian (12)
Oldstyle typefaces named after the first roman typefaces used in Venice around 1470, characterised by a slanted crossbar on the lower-case 'e'.
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Garalde (30)
Oldstyle serif typefaces designed during the 16th and 17th centuries, especially in France and Venice.
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Transitional (62)
Serif typefaces created in the 18th century, and forming a transition between the Oldstyle Garalde and Modern Didone styles.
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Didone (27)
Typefaces designed in France (Didot), Italy (Bodoni), and Germany (Walbaum) with fine hairlines and contrasting strokes, to take advantage of the improvements in printing in the 18th century; also called Modern.
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Slab-serif (36)
Typefaces with block or slab serifs.
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