Koch Nueland shown on the front cover, paired with ITC Kabel (Expressionist prints)

The German Revolution (1918–1919) was a period of anarchy and violence that broke out at the end of the First World War, in Berlin and other cities. This publication accompanies a centenary exhibition at the Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, from 1 March to 25 August 2019.

The book uses Hawkland for text throughout, ITC Kabel for running heads and Koch Nueland [P22’s version of Neuland, see comments] on the cover.

Chapter opening using Hawkland

Detail of footnote set in Hawkland

Page spread showing Hawkland for text and Kabel for running head

Chronology information set in Hawkland with Kabel for running head