Orlando
Reber R41 · 1920
seriftransitional serif
A revival of Nebiolo's 1920 transitional serif, evoking the classical typographic sensibilities of 19th-century Italian printing.
About
Originally released by the Nebiolo foundry in 1920, Orlando draws on the aesthetic conventions of 19th-century type design. It is offered as a single Regular weight, suited to settings where a classically inspired character is required. Reber R41 presents it as part of a broader Nebiolo classic collection.
Classification
Orlando is described as a transitional style ('stile di transizione') originally published by Nebiolo in 1920, capturing the taste and design of the 19th century. Its classical roots place it firmly in the transitional serif category.
Weights
Regular
Languages
Latin
Tags
transitionalclassicalrevivalnebiolohistorical19th-centuryitalian