Giambattista Bodoni

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Giambattista Bodoni was an Italian typographer, printer, and type designer renowned for creating the elegant, high-contrast "Bodoni" typefaces that became a hallmark of neoclassical typography.

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Giambattista Bodoni canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
printer
type designer
typographer
birthCountry Kingdom of Sardinia
birthDate 1740-02-16
birthPlace Saluzzo
burialPlace Parma
commemoratedBy Bodoni Museum in Parma
countryOfCitizenship Italy
deathCountry Duchy of Parma
deathDate 1813-11-30
deathPlace Parma
designed Bodoni Old Face
linked to: Bauer Bodoni

Bodoni modern serif types
linked to: Bauer Bodoni
employer Stamperia Reale di Parma
era 18th century
19th century
familyName Bodoni
linked to: Bauer Bodoni
field printing
type design
typography
genre book design
givenName Giambattista
linked to: Giovanni Battista
hasGenre fine press printing
hasInfluenceOn book typography in Europe
influenced Didone type classification
linked to: Didone typefaces

modern serif type design
influencedBy French Didone typefounders
linked to: Firmin Didot

John Baskerville
knownFor Bodoni typefaces
linked to: Bauer Bodoni

neoclassical typographic style
refined book typography
language Italian
Latin
movement Neoclassicism
name Giambattista Bodoni
nationality Italian
notableWork Bodoni typeface
linked to: Bauer Bodoni

Manuale Tipografico
occupation director of the Royal Printing House of Parma
residence Parma
spouse Margherita Dall’Aglio
style Didone typefaces
high-contrast serif typefaces
subjectOf Museo Bodoniano
workLocation Royal Printing House of Parma

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John Baskerville influenced Giambattista Bodoni
Didone typefaces namedAfter Giambattista Bodoni
Giambattista Bodoni name Giambattista Bodoni