UnifrakturMaguntia
UnifrakturMaguntia.zip · 91 KB · 2 files including OFL.txt
Typography profile
- Weights
- 400 only
- Italics
- None
- Scripts
- Latin
- Best for
- Display headings
- Period typography
- Consider alternatives for
- Languages beyond basic Latin
- Long body text
- Characteristics
- Blackletter
- Historical revival
Styles
UnifrakturMaguntia Regular 400 at 18px
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
UnifrakturMaguntia Regular 400 at 32px
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Pairs well with
Body
Crimson TextA roman book face for the text beneath Fraktur headings: the change from broken blackletter strokes to an old-style roman keeps the period flavour in the titles and the reading in a familiar form.
BPOZZ Design Note
Its ch, ck, ſt and tz are required ligatures that stay joined when letter-spacing opens the line, while optional ones such as fi and fl break apart. Upstream calls that distinction experimental, so test tracked-out Fraktur headlines in the browsers you support.
BPOZZ editorial guidance for designers.
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About UnifrakturMaguntia
- About
- A Fraktur blackletter based on Peter Wiegel's Berthold Mainzer Fraktur. It uses OpenType and Graphite to handle traditional required ligatures when text is letterspaced.
- Designer
- j. 'mach' wust
- Category
- Display
- License
-
SIL Open Font License 1.1
You may use, embed, modify and redistribute this font, including in commercial projects. The font files may not be sold on their own. Read the full license (OFL.txt).
This family declares a Reserved Font Name: if you modify the font, the modified version must use a different name.
Copyright (c) 2010, j. 'mach' wust, with Reserved Font Name UnifrakturMaguntia. Copyright (c) 2009, Peter Wiegel.
- Source
-
Google Fonts
Download files taken unmodified from the google/fonts repository. Added to Google Fonts 30 Nov 2010.
Upstream project: github.com/googlefonts/googlefontdirectory-hg.
- Available styles
- Regular 400
- Available formats
- TTF download and web preview
- Character sets
- Latin