This entry is for the revival by Andrea Fuchs and Fred
Smeijers. See Nobel
for the original by S.H.
de Roos (Typefoundry Amsterdam, 1929) and Nobel for the revival by Tobias Frere-Jones (1993).
Started in 1990 and first released in 1993 with Dutch
Type Library, who had acquired the rights from Tetterode
[Middendorp 2004], in three weights, two of
them with italics, plus two condensed weights. Fuchs and Smeijers
also digitized the Open (i.e. inline) and Schaduw caps, as well as
dotted and reverse dotted display caps and a set of geometric
ornaments, but these remained unreleased. As of 2016, the published
series spans four More…
This entry is for the revival by Andrea Fuchs and Fred Smeijers. See Nobel for the original by S.H. de Roos (Typefoundry Amsterdam, 1929) and Nobel for the revival by Tobias Frere-Jones (1993).
Started in 1990 and first released in 1993 with Dutch Type Library, who had acquired the rights from Tetterode [Middendorp 2004], in three weights, two of them with italics, plus two condensed weights. Fuchs and Smeijers also digitized the Open (i.e. inline) and Schaduw caps, as well as dotted and reverse dotted display caps and a set of geometric ornaments, but these remained unreleased. As of 2016, the published series spans four weights with italics, plus three condensed weights (upright only). Among other things, DTL Nobel is distinguished by the pointed apexes in ‘AMNVW’ across all styles.
