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About Bric-a-Braque Regular font

The authors of Deco Type: Stylish Alphabets of the 20’s and 30’s doubtless considered this the quintessential Art Deco font, because they used it on the cover of their book. Originally called Cubist Bold, the font was designed by John Zimmerman for Barnhard Brothers and Spindler, circa 1929. My version gets its handle from a play on the name of one of the co-founders of Cubism, Georges Braque (the other one was some guy named Picasso).

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    Bric-a-Braque Regular BRIC-A-B.TTF

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Bric-a-Braque Regular | BRIC-A-B.TTF

  • Font family: Bric-a-Braque
  • Font subfamily identification: Regular
  • Unique identifier: ALLTYPE:Bric-a-Braque Regular:ATECH
  • Full font name: Bric-a-Braque
  • Version: Converted from e:\nickfo~1\BRB. TF1 by ALLTYPE
  • Postscript font name: Bric-a-Braque

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