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To celebrate this year’s Earth Month, we’re highlighting the work of artists, designers, architects, filmmakers, and other creatives who are dedicated to thinking critically about and advocating for our fragile world.
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What do these typefaces have in common?
All were designed by women in the metal type era (late 1800s–1950s), a period that informs much of today’s type design.
(1, 2) Maria Ballé, Ballé-Initialen, 1930.
(3) Anna Maria Schildbach, Montan, 1954.
(4) Ilse Schüle, Rhapsodie, 1951.