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Musée de l’imprimerie et de la communication, 2019–2020

Contributed by 205TF on Sep 20th, 2019. Artwork published in
September 2019
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    Bureau 205. License: All Rights Reserved.

    For the 2019–2020 program of the Musée de l’imprimerie et de la communication graphique (“Museum of Printing and Graphic Communication”) in Lyon, Bureau 205 made early use of the typeface Molitor, designed by Matthieu Cortat and to be published by 205TF in the fall of 2019. The typeface F Grotesk, designed by Radim Peško and used here for body text, is part of the museum’s visual identity since 2013.

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    Bureau 205. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Bureau 205. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Bureau 205. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Bureau 205. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Bureau 205. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Bureau 205. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Bureau 205. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Bureau 205. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Bureau 205. License: All Rights Reserved.

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