Offenbach
blackletterFraktur
A Fraktur-style blackletter from Poem Editions, drawing on the angular broken-script tradition associated with German printing history.
About
Offenbach takes its name from the German city long tied to the printing trade, situating itself within a specific historical lineage. The design employs the characteristic pointed strokes and broken forms of Fraktur, suited to display and editorial use where historical weight is called for.
Classification
Offenbach is a blackletter typeface in the Fraktur tradition, characterised by the angular, broken letterforms and pointed strokes typical of German gothic script. The name references the German city historically associated with printing and type founding.
Weights
Regular
Languages
Latin
Tags
blackletterfrakturgothicgermanhistoricalprint