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Can't find anything. I would try what Kevin suggested. Unless Marcos Buccini is already the author you've contacted. I've tried a different approach, searching for a Brazilian type designer, that has a similar style. I only found Eduardo Recife. Seems like he enjoys similar "Misprinted Type" style. If it's not Marcos Buccini or Eduardo Recife, it might be a good idea to post any information, from the book, you have. Like original author you've contacted, year when the font was created, or basically any information that is not shown on the picture you posted.

Thank you so much for the help Ralf!

A version of Friz Quadrata https://www.myfonts.com/de/search?query=FRIZ QUADRATA

Looking for a digital version. Commercial fonts are fine. I need a free alternative if possible.

The book is called, "Brazilian Digital Sources from 1989 to 2001" ("Fontes Digitais Brasileiras de 1989 a 2001"), published by Rosário with ADG Brasil.

Perhaps the same Marcos Buccini? And here, with a contact email.

I believe the name is actually Estruturas v2, and the designer appears to be Marcos Buccini, both referenced here in an archived website from 2005. Luc Devroye's page about the group of type designers to which Buccini belonged. Unfortunately, their website (Tipos do aCaso) is no longer live, but is accessible via archive.org.

What is the name of the book?

Hello everyone, Do you know where I can find the typography from the image? If you know any similar ones, I welcome recommendations. The image is from a book about typefaces created by Brazilians from 1989 to 2001 that I found at the university. Despite having the name of the typeface and the author's name, I managed to contact him, but according to him, this font is not his and possibly could have been an error by the publisher. I appreciate everyone's help.

Don’t mention it. If you like the overall style, you could always go inspiration shopping for “art nouveau” typefaces. The elegant, dynamic, organic flow inspired by forms found in nature is very typical for the style. Things being hand made as well, ironically. I see why you were inclined to investigate the specimen in the first place.

Thank you, I think you are right. thanks to you and Bjørn for looking at this. Genevieve

Unbelievable ..... I think you are spot on. Thanks for your help. Very much appreciated

Looks kinda like Boris Black Bloxx by Manfred Klein.

When radio-amateurs make world-wide contact, both sides confirm this connection by sending "post"-cards named SQL-cards, stating the details of this event (transmitting frequency, power, type of transmission, date/time and more..) I found a font used by a print-shop that I want to use also, but after days of trying to find this font, I'm out of ideas. My interpretation of this font is a font with a glow, shade and slight depth effect but no luck so far. Any ideas

Cheers for that. Certainly the closest I seen so far. Though you are right, The R dosen't quite match and it might be a little too wide but, as I say, not perfect but best match so far.

You are right, thanks a lot!!!

Looks like Charlottenburg (Classic).

Can anyone help identify this lovely font? I found this image within a folder of saved inspiration and its perfect for an upcoming project but sadly can't find the name of the font anywhere. I have tried all the font identifiers as well as scrolling through a few font foundry websites but had no luck. My guess is that it is a fairly new commercial font from a small type foundry, but sadly this is all the information that I have. Thanks a lot for your help!

Keep in mind that it could just be hand-painted without an existing font.

I don't really think the Rivanna font is the solution. clearly the font is not as interesting others as it was to me!

Comments from the experts in Dutch typographic traditions are kindly requested in https://github.com/josephwright/csquotes/issues/71 . Everyone else is kindly asked to ignore this topic.

Fantastic - thank you both for your efforts!

Fantastic ! That was exactly it. It fits perfectly over my template (except for the new slightly improved kerning, of course) (… which doesn't make that design any nicer). And just when I was beginning to accept defeat, too. Thank you very much, Kevin ! P.S. : Unfortunately, I could only mark one answer as the solution (and Bjørn was first), but yours is certainly as deserving as his.