Dutch Mediaeval was developed by Sjoerd de Roos, Hans van Maanen and released by Canada Type. Dutch Mediaeval contains 22 designs and household plan choices. p > This is the elaborately expanded variation of what is perhaps the most classic and popular of all historical Dutch faces: Sjoerd Hendrik de Roos's Hollandse Mediaeval from 1912. Over the years, numerous pressmen and typography connoisseurs have actually gushed caring prose about this typeface.

An extended household of 2 weights, corresponding italics, small caps, four condensed typefaces, four book font styles, a set of initials and some very Dutch ornaments, Dutch Mediaeval is a flexible workhorse that streams conveniently and artistically, with the elegance of the primary weights perfectly complemented by the toughness of the bolds. Extremely few text faces are this tidy and inviting while being crafty as well.

The Dutch Mediaeval household features rather a few OpenType functions and extended Latin language assistance.

Font Family:
· Dutch Mediaeval Book Regular
· Dutch Mediaeval Book SCOsF
· Dutch Mediaeval Book Italic
· Dutch Mediaeval Book Bold
· Dutch Mediaeval Regular Pro
· Dutch Mediaeval Regular
· Dutch Mediaeval SCOsF Regular
· Dutch Mediaeval Italic
· Dutch Mediaeval Italic Pro
· Dutch Mediaeval SCOsF Italic
· Dutch Mediaeval Bold Pro
· Dutch Mediaeval Bold
· Dutch Mediaeval SCOsF Bold
· Dutch Mediaeval Bold Italic
· Dutch Mediaeval Bold Italic Pro
· Dutch Mediaeval SCOsF Bold Italic
· Dutch Mediaeval Cond Regular
· Dutch Mediaeval Cond Italic
· Dutch Mediaeval Cond Bold
· Dutch Mediaeval Cond Bold Italic
· Dutch Mediaeval Ornaments
· Dutch Mediaeval Initials

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