List of Type Designers - Germany

Germany

  • Otto Arpke (Taiko)
  • Johann Christian Bauer (Fette Fraktur)
  • Konrad Friedrich Bauer (Fortune)
  • Walter Baum (Fortune)
  • Lucian Bernhard (Bernhard Gothic)
  • Peter Behrens (Bahrens-Schrift)
  • Georg Belwe (Belwe Roman)
  • Jakob Erbar (Erbar, Candida, Feder Grotesk, Koloss)
  • Johann Michael Fleischman (Fleischman)
  • Johann Gutenberg
  • Karlgeorg Hoefer (Elegance, Permanent)
  • Heinrich Jost (Aeterna)
  • Erhard Kaiser (DTL Fleischmann, DTL Prokyon)
  • Rudolf Koch (Kabel, Neuland, Wilhelm Klingspor Gotisch)
  • Helmut Matheis (Charme, Compliment, Mathies Mobil, Primadonna, Slogan)
  • Friedrich Poppl (Poppl-Pontifex, 1974; Laudatio, 1982)
  • Paul Renner (Futura, 1927)
  • Johannes Schweitzer (Dominante)
  • K. Sommer (Dynamo)
  • Erik Spiekermann (FF Meta, ITC Officina, FF Info, FF Unit and others)
  • Herbert Thannhaeuser (Adastra)
  • Georg Trump (Trump Mediaeval)
  • Jan Tschichold (Sabon)
  • Kurt Weidemann (ITC Weidemann, Biblica, Corporate ASE)
  • Hans Wagner (Welt, Wolfram)
  • Carlos Winkow designer for the Nacional Typefoundry of Madrid
  • Berthold Wolpe (Albertus)
  • Gudrun Zapf von Hesse (Diotima, Alcuin)
  • Hermann Zapf (Palatino, Optima, Zapf Chancery, Zapf Dingbats, Zapfino)

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