Renesans Sans Serif Font

It’s an all-new-styled family, which kind of looks like Art Deco Style. The prototype of the Renaissance typeface was created in 1901 in the Berlin foundry of Hermann Berthold and was then called Secession. It appeared in several thickness and decorative varieties. Its copy was later cast in the Warsaw foundry of Idźkowski. It was also given a new name – Renaissance, which had little to do with the drawing of the letters. Our version of the Renaissance is based on the thickest version of Idźkowski’s patterns. Compared to the original, its proportions have been slightly changed to better reflect those of Colombia.

Renaissance is a decorative sans serif typeface. It has a display character – suitable for headings, titles, cover and poster. It is designed to be used in a set with other typeface – Colombia.

Thanks Ania Wieluńska and Borys Kosmynka for creating such a great font! Renesans Sans Serif Font is free for personal & commercial use. Please download and enjoy, or can search more similar fonts on befonts.

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readme

Afiszuj się! (pl. Let’s show off!) is an online project devoted to interwar Polish advertising,
in the form of posters, posters, advertisements in the illustrated press, newspapers and leaflets.

On the website afiszujsie.art you can find a gallery containing the most interesting examples of
polish advertising from the beginning of 20th century, and absolutely free (for personal and commercial use)
package containing 3 typefaces and plenty of ilustrations from the era! Co-financed by the National Center for
Culture as part of the Culture on the Web program.

Authors of the project: Sonia Jaszczyńska, Ania Wieluńska
texts: Aleksandra Maria Lewandowska-Ferenc, Andrzej Tomaszewski, Michał Warda
proofreading and editing: Elżbieta Stachyra
authors of the fonts:
Borys Kosmynka, Filip Tofil, Ania Wieluńska
ilustrations: Igor Kubik
research query: Agnieszka Woźniak-Wieczorek
programming: Michał Czarnota
translation: Anna Naumova
support: OKI OKI Studio, Mateusz Machalski

https://www.behance.net/wielunska

https://afiszujsie.art/do-pobrania