Pistilli Roman Type Specimen

Pistilli Roman is a typeface collaboratively designed by Herb Lubalin and John Pistilli. Pistilli was a partner with Lubalin in New York City at the firm Sudler & Hennessey from 1949 to 1964. Besides Pistilli Roman’s rare appearance inside of the type specimen book titled “ Phil’s Photo Book” (published in 1985), it is a largely unknown and mysterious typeface.

DESIGN | Juan Manuel Corredor

PHOTOGRAPHY | Juanita Angel (www.juanitaangel.com)

BIBLIOGRAPHY | The Gradient 
Ryan Gerald Nelson “Pistilli Roman”, December 26, 2007. (Web). 10th August 2015.
http://blogs.walkerart.org/design/2007/12/26/pistilli-roman

Originally created by Herb Lubalin and John Pistilli, Pistilli Roman was never realized in printing and has been renamed Eloquent, digitalized by Veer (www.veer.com) 

This version of Pistilli Roman was digitalized by Claude Pelletier // claudeserieux@gmail.com
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