Title page for the official guide to the Municipal Historical Museum in Frankfurt/Main, edited by Dr. Fritz Quilling. The second, revised edition was published in 1902.

The typography features a version of Celtic in two all-caps widths. In Germany, one such version was sold by the Klinkhardt foundry as Breite Mediaeval-Egyptienne-Versalien (equivalent to Farmer’s Light Face Celtic No. 2, see “Führer”), with a Condensed named Schmale Mediaeval-Egyptienne-Versalien (see “Städtische Historische Museum”). The other typefaces are unidentified.

From 3 February to 6 May 2012, the Städel Museum in Frankfurt showcased 

the work of Claude Lorrain (c. 1600–1682), one of the most important landscape painters of the seventeenth century, in a monographic exhibition, the first in Germany since 1983. The show “Claude Lorrain. The Enchanted Landscape” presented about one hundred and thirty works from all phases of the important French Baroque artist’s production.

The accompanying catalog was designed by Christina Hackenschuh of hackenschuh com. design, and published by Hatje Cantz.