New Baskerville

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New Baskerville is a modern serif typeface that reinterprets John Baskerville’s classic 18th-century design with updated proportions and improved readability for contemporary use.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf typeface
basedOnDesignFromCentury 18th century
classification transitional serif
designCharacteristic elegant appearance
formal tone
modernized interpretation of Baskerville
optimized for print
suitable for long-form reading
designerOfOriginalModel John Baskerville NERFINISHED
designGoal improve readability
reinterpret John Baskerville’s classic design
update proportions for contemporary use
hasFeature bracketed serifs
classic book-typeface proportions
improved legibility at small sizes
large x-height
open counters
refined contrast between thick and thin strokes
refined italics
vertical stress
hasStyle italic
roman
hasUseCase books
branding
corporate communications
editorial design
magazines
hasWeight bold
regular
semibold
inspiredBy Baskerville NERFINISHED
intendedUse body text
book typography
contemporary typography
display text
scriptSupport Latin script

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Baskerville typeface influenced New Baskerville
subject surface form: Baskerville