Cycles et motos — L’épopée fantastique 1820–1920 Contributed by 205TF on Aug 7th, 2018. Artwork published in 2016. Source: www.brice-tourneux.com Isabelle Scotta. License: All Rights Reserved. Brice Tourneux and Samuel Avequin have designed the catalog of the exhibition Cycles et motos — L’épopée fantastique. The typography uses Le François, a typeface created by Damien Gautier. This exhibition took place at the Musée de Compiègne. Source: www.brice-tourneux.com Isabelle Scotta. License: All Rights Reserved. Source: www.brice-tourneux.com Isabelle Scotta. License: All Rights Reserved. Source: www.brice-tourneux.com Isabelle Scotta. License: All Rights Reserved. Source: www.brice-tourneux.com Isabelle Scotta. License: All Rights Reserved. Typefaces More about Le FrançoisGet Le FrançoisMore about Akzidenz-GroteskGet Akzidenz-Grotesk Formats Books (6210) Topics Automotive (306) Transportation (325) Industrial Design (545) Designers/Agencies Brice Tourneux (5) Samuel Avequin (3) Isabelle Scotta (1) Tagged withdesign history (83)motorcycles (41)slashed zero (48)rotated type (2109)stacked and staggered (369)type on an image (138)French (language) (2387)exhibition catalogs (805)Musée de Compiègne (1)bicycles (50) Artwork location France (2676) Compiègne (1) In SetsLove font (jean-alexandre Jean) (11)Enciclopedia Central (Fernando Prieto) (17)interesting (Diarmuid O Connor) (94)Galerie parallele inspo (Élise Pierrelée) (23)Perfect Match (Lucas Bevilaqua) (135)Formats (Lucas Bevilaqua) (164) 2 Comments on “Cycles et motos — L’épopée fantastique 1820–1920” Florian Mörk says: Aug 7th, 2018 2:28 pm On Brice Tourneux’ website there’s a closer look on the body copy. Is it typeset in Akzidenz Grotesk or something similar? Florian Hardwig says: Aug 7th, 2018 7:22 pm Good sleuthing, Florian! Yep, it looks like AG — one of the older digitizations, where the 1 has too much surrounding space. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More Le François in use Bahamontes magazine, Tour Special2020Pjotr Grafisch OntwerpContributed by 205TF Océan. Une plongée insolite 2019Fanette MellierContributed by 205TF Festin de Babette 2014 souvenir book2014LG2Contributed by Stephen Coles Sponsor More in Transportation ClipperCard (1979–2002)c. 1979unknownContributed by Michael Lamb Transport Age magazine coversc. 1957British Transport CommissionContributed by Stephen Coles Micro Kickboard2025unknownContributed by Alja Herlah The Shipping Container website2020Nahuel GerthContributed by Nahuel Gerth More in Books Vögel von unten betrachten2017Sophia GoedeckeContributed by kommak Staff Pick Shoplifters issue 10, “New Type Design Vol. 2”2022Actual SourceContributed by Robert Huber God Stalk (1982) and Dark of the Moon (1985) by P.C. Hodgellc. 1982Mary M. AhernMichael MarianoContributed by Florian Hardwig The Sky at Night 3 by Patrick Moore1970unknownContributed by Florian Hardwig More Fonts In Use “Happy New Year 1982” ident, WPIX1981unknownContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick Cazador2019SeachangeContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick Unto olive oil2021Studio BerginiContributed by Studio Bergini Staff Pick Welcome postcards2017René AndritschContributed by Rosetta Staff Pick
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On Brice Tourneux’ website there’s a closer look on the body copy. Is it typeset in Akzidenz Grotesk or something similar?
Good sleuthing, Florian! Yep, it looks like AG — one of the older digitizations, where the 1 has too much surrounding space.