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  • Roman (upright) | Definition and Translations

    Roman refers to the upright styles of the Latin script in contrast to italic styles or special categories such as blackletter.

     

    Dutch: romein
    French: romain
    German: Antiqua, aufrecht
    Italian: carattere [tipografico] romano, tondo (as opposed to italic)
    Spanish: Romana

    Related Term(s): Style

    Ralf Herrmann By Ralf Herrmann ()
    Contributors: Riccardo Sartori Manuel Sesma Xavier Álvarez

    Terms linking to this term:
    Style
    Academy Lessons linking to this term:
    E1: The Font Family
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