Mar 02, 2022 · Fraktur Fraktur is a style of calligraphy that emerged during the 16th century in Germany. It is based on the blackletter style of writing that developed in France in the 12th century, and became the standard way to write in much of Europe.
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Description. Fraktur is a broad pen script and is relatively tall among other hands at 5-5.5 pen widths. It looks even taller if you consider the tops of the letters being spires. It has a lighter overall picture than TQ, less tight and more legible, however maintaining that tight fit TQ had.
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Fraktur is a style of calligraphy that emerged during the 16th century in Germany. It is based on the blackletter style of writing that developed in France in the 12th century, and became the standard way to write in much of Europe. The first Fraktur typeface was designed by Hieronymus Andreae and commissioned by the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I (1459-1519) for use on a woodcut, Triumphal Arch, by Albrecht Dürer. Fraktur became a popular typeface for books thanks to Johann Schönsperger, a publisher in Augsburg, who printed works by Maximilian, such as his Gebetbuch (Prayer Book) in 1513.
When Germany became a unified country in 1871, Fraktur became the official typeface of the government. However some German writers preferred using Roman type, particularly in scientific writing, and by 1891 about 40% of German books were in Roman type.
The first Fraktur typeface was designed by Hieronymus Andreae and commissioned by the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I (1459-1519) for use on a woodcut, Triumphal Arch, by Albrecht Dürer.
It is so called because its ornamental twiddly bits (curlicues) break the continuous line of a word. In German it is called deutsche Schrift (German script). Fraktur was widely used in the German-speaking world, and also in Scandinavia, ...
Fraktur as a script was conceived in XV century and was in use up until WW2 (Nazi Germany used it as their main script.), making it one of the longest living scripts to date.
Fraktur is a broad pen script and is relatively tall among other hands at 5-5.5 pen widths. It looks even taller if you consider the tops of the letters being spires. It has a lighter overall picture than TQ, less tight and more legible, however maintaining that tight fit TQ had.
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