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A hard, condensed Vietnamese display sans built from the lettering of 20th century women's magazines.
About
Đanh Đá was made with Chicago artist Huong Ngo for her project To Name It Is To See It and pulls together lettering from several 20th century women's magazines. It is bold and narrow, with Art Deco traces from the French colonial era and the hardness of propaganda posters; only the Bold is free to download.
Classification
A bold condensed sans with Art Deco and propaganda-poster traits, drawn from 20th century Vietnamese women's magazines, in Bold and Outline.
Weights
Bold
Optical sizes and widths
condensed
Family
Đanh Đá BoldĐanh Đá Outline
Languages
LatinVietnamese
Tags
displaycondensedart decopropagandavietnamesevernacularoutline