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The font is Palatino (or some shameless Palatino clone). The lowercase t and a (among other letters) are very distinctive. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pala
by jacobolus 9y ago
The font is Palatino (or some shameless Palatino clone). The lowercase t and a (among other letters) are very distinctive.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palatino https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palatino
Hermann Zapf was one of the master type designers of the 20th century.
- surfmike 9y agoVery close, the font is TeX Gyre Pagella which was based on URW Palladio L, which was itself designed as a Palatino replacement.
- jacobolus 9y agoThat's one of the shameless Palatino clones, of which there are several. They're all basically indistinguishable, all inferior to the original metal version, and all ethically dubious. (Exactly copying someone's years-long labor of love and then slightly changing the name and redistributing it as a new product might be the norm for some type foundries, and the precise legal questions are murky, but it's pretty scummy.) If you want to ethically typeset something in Palatino, try Palatino Nova. https://www.linotype.com/615716/palatino-nova-family.html https://www.linotype.com/615716/palatino-nova-family.html