Almoneda
Sudtipos · Ales Santos
displayelliptical contrast display serif

An elliptical, high-contrast display face inspired by uppercase lettering found on old Madrid market ephemera.
About
Almoneda takes its name from Madrid's El Rastro flea market, where designer Ales Santos found nineteenth and early twentieth-century boxes, posters and books carrying unusual uppercase letterforms and rare ligatures. Three weights and a variable version give it range for editorial and contemporary display work.
Classification
An elliptical, high-contrast display face drawn from found lettering on old Madrid market ephemera such as boxes, posters and books, closer to display serif than text serif.
Weights
LightRegularBold
Languages
LatinLatin Extended
Tags
displayeditorialcontrastvariablecontemporary