Ellington
CategoryDisplay
DesignerMichael Harvey
FoundryAdobe
Date created1988
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Ellington is a typeface for display use designed by Michael Harvey[1] licensed from Monotype. It was designed in 1990 and it is named after Duke Ellington. The face has a large x-height and combines features of a modern serif typefaces with calligraphic elements.

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