A narrow, geometric Hebrew classic from the 1930s, shaped by Bauhaus and De Stijl, revived in four weights.
About
Sapir is believed to have been designed in Eastern Europe by a Latvian designer, Alexander Rosotte. It was everywhere in the 1990s and is still well loved; this revival restores it for current use.
Classification
Hebrew geometric condensed revival. Revival by Fontimonim; original attributed to Alexander Rosotte.
Weights
LightRegularDemiBoldBold
Optical sizes and widths
Condensed
Languages
Hebrew
Tags
hebrewdisplaygeometriccondensedrevivalart-deco
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