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Lilya Zilberstein on Deutsche Grammophon (1989–94)

Contributed by Stephen Coles on Aug 13th, 2018. Artwork published in
circa 1989
.
Lilya Zilberstein on Deutsche Grammophon (1989–94) 1
Deutsche Grammophon. License: All Rights Reserved.
Lilya Zilberstein on Deutsche Grammophon (1989–94) 2
Deutsche Grammophon. License: All Rights Reserved.
Lilya Zilberstein on Deutsche Grammophon (1989–94) 3
Deutsche Grammophon. License: All Rights Reserved.
Lilya Zilberstein on Deutsche Grammophon (1989–94) 4
Deutsche Grammophon. License: All Rights Reserved.

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2 Comments on “Lilya Zilberstein on Deutsche Grammophon (1989–94)”

  1. Fabrice says:
    Jun 24th, 2020 10:12 pm

    But what about the font used for the logo that spells out “Deutsche Grammophon”?

  2. Florian Hardwig says:
    Jun 25th, 2020 4:36 pm

    Hi Fabrice, the Deutsche Grammophon logo doesn’t use a font, but was custom drawn. I can’t really think of a digitally available typeface that comes close. Cabarga Cursiva (shown below) has some of the angular energy. Admiral (Woellmer) is from the same period and place as the original logo, but lacks the contrast. You might like Gneisenauette.

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