ITC Bauhaus Heavy fonts
Background: ITC Bauhaus is the most common font of Bauhaus. It is a part of Linotype font family. It is available in 5 different styles. In 1975 ITC Bauhaus font was designed by Edward Benguiat and Victor Caruso based on the prototype produced by Herbert Bayer of the Dessau Bauhaus in the year of 1925. The easy geometric forms & yet strokes provide the font a fresh and distinguishing look. ITC Bauhaus is available in 5 different weights. They are demy, light, medium, bold &heavy. This typeface was designed under the International Typeface Corporation in 1975 by Edward Benguiat, and Victor Caruso. He was inspired by the typefaces of the Bauhaus design school in Dessau, Germany. Based on an alphabet designed in 1925 by Herbert Bayer in which capitals were not used. The ITC version includes capitals and a wide range of weights has been developed. For use in display typography, particularly where an air of the 1920s needs to be invoked. Cyrillic version was developed at ParaType (ParaGraph) in 1994 by Tatiana Lyskova and Elvira Slysh.
Designed 1925 by Herbert Bayer.
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Itai, Italian Didot, Italian Garamond, Italianno, Italienne, ITC Adderville, ITC Aftershock, ITC Airstream, ITC Ancestor, ITC Anima, ITC Anna, ITC Aram, ITC Arid, ITC Aspera, ITC Aspirin, ITC Astro, ITC Atmosphere, ITC Bailey, ITC Ballerino, ITC Barcelona, ITC Bauhaus, ITC Belter, ITC Benguiat, ITC Beorama, ITC Berranger, ITC Biblon, ITC Binary, ITC Black, ITC Blair, ITC Bodoni, ITC Bolt, ITC Bolthole, ITC Bookman, ITC Bradley, ITC Braganza, ITC Buckeroo, ITC Cali, ITC Caribbean, ITC Caslon, ITC Celtic, ITC Korigan, ITC Snap