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About Baskervville
Baskervville, crafted by ANRT students in 2017, is a digital revival of Jacob's early 19th-century reinterpretation of Baskerville's typeface. Balancing transitional serif structure with a nod to Didot in its italics, it supports Latin and Latin-ext scripts. This reimagining bridges historical and modern styles, offering a harmonious blend of vintage flair and contemporary clarity.
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