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Feliciano Type · 2025
A text typeface rooted in the 18th-century Spanish punchcutter Eudald Pradell, distilled into four weights with italics and small caps for contemporary use.
About
Drawing on the work of Eudald Pradell (1721–1788), often credited as the first to successfully cut type punches in Spain, this revival absorbs Fleischmann and Rosart influences alongside the elegance of Fournier and Bodoni. Four weights run from Regular to Bold, each with matching italics, and the family includes extended character sets with small caps for both roman and italic styles. The result is a historically grounded text face suited to editorial and book work where warmth and classical proportion matter.
Classification
Inspired by the 18th-century Spanish punchcutter Eudald Pradell, who showed influences from Fleischmann, Rosart, Fournier and Bodoni, placing it squarely in transitional serif territory with bracket serifs and moderate contrast.