In 1913 Georges Peignot produced a typeface based on Nicolas Cochin’s eighteenth century engravings. In 1977, Matthew Carter expanded this historic form into a three part series.
Cochin® Font Styles
Tags
1910s , 1970s , certificate , economic , elegant , French , invitation , natural , neutral , personal text , sensible , serif , sturdy , transitional , valuable
Languages
Typographies
Styles
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1Pochoir Font
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2Minister™ Font
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3Polytype Brutus II Frames Font
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4Corona® Font
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5LineWire™ Font
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6Block Gothic™ Font
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7Adobe Caslon Pro® Font
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8Monotype Engravers Old English Font
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9Fusion Font
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10Konstantin Forte Font
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11Firefly™ Font
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12Licorice Font
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13Century 751 Font
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14ITC Mendoza Roman® Font
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15Lucida Blackletter Font
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16Moja Font
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17Aldine 401 Font
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18Winnetka JNL Font
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19Copperplate Gothic™ Font
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20URW Latino™ Font
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1Hawthorn™ Font
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2Palatino® nova Font
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3Epokha™ Font
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4Charlotte™ Font
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5Stempel™ Font
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6Arnold Boecklin™ Font
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7Auriol® Font
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8ITC Pious Henry™ Font
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9Linoscript® Font
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10Vladimir Script® Font
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11Linotype Tapeside™ Font
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12Garamond No 2 Font
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13Weiss Rundgotisch™ Font
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14Pistol Shot™ Font
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15Snell Roundhand® Font
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16Neuzei®t Office Font
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17F2F TechLand™ Font
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18Vere Dignum™ Font
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19Linotype Decoration Pi Font
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20Linotype Short Story™ Font
