Dall-Aglio Serif Text Book

Dall-Aglio is a classical serif typeface named after Margherita Dall’Aglio, the widow of Giambattista Bodoni, who published the Manuale Tipografico after his death and secured his lasting legacy.

More than a historical reference, Dall-Aglio honors a strong woman who continued to run the publishing business in Parma with remarkable success, shaping the future of Bodoni’s work and reputation. The typeface reflects this legacy of determination, precision, and elegance.

Designed in a classical "modern style", Dall-Aglio features high contrast, refined proportions, and sharp, confident details. It evokes the rational beauty of late 18th- and early 19th-century typography while remaining suitable for contemporary editorial and cultural applications.

Dall-Aglio is a font with presence and authority—an expression of typographic refinement, historical depth, and quiet strength.

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