Café-Concert Regular Písmo

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Café Concert font, designed by Yves Michel, is a bold font with a vintage character. The free font showcases an ornate display style comparable to the appearance of old music concert posters; highly artistic and decorative. All its current characters work together in harmony telling stories through spelling words.

Use this display typeface in prints, digital publications, websites, branding ideas, and advertising elements across various platforms. Posters might be our number one use suggestion for Café Concret; maybe hire a designer to replicate some oldies that you can stick on your wall.

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Rodina písma

Café-Concert

Podrodina písma

Regular

Jednoznačné označení podrodiny

Version 1.000;;CafeConcert-Regular;2025;FL842

Celý název písma

Café-Concert Regular

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Version 1.000

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CafeConcert-Regular

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Café-concert is a trademark of Yves Michel.

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Yves Michel

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Yves Michel

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La police est inspirée - et digitalisée à partir - d'un exercice contenu dans 'The Zanerian Manual of Alphabets and Engrossing", ouvrage lui-même digitalisé par David Grimes (https://masgrimes.com/).
Les majuscules sont assez fidèlement retravaillées, j'ai imaginé et créé le reste minuscules, chiffres, ponctuation et symboles.
Le café-concert est à la base un estaminet-salle de concert au XIXe siècle synonyme à l'époque au "music-hall" anglais. L'âge d'or du "caf'conc'" se situe aux alentours de 1900, la "Belle Époque", celle de la floraison de l'Art Nouveau que cette fonte est censée illustrer.
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This font is inspired by - and digitized from - an exercise in penmanship from "The Zanerian Manual of Alphabets and Engrossing", book digitized by David Grimes (https://masgrimes.com/).
The uppercase letters are quite faithfully rendered, the rest lowercase, figures, punctuation and symbols are my creation.
In the 19th century, the French Café-concert - also named "Café chantant" was a type of musical establishment, equivalent to the English "music-hall". The Golden age of the "caf'conc'" is round 1900, the "Belle Époque", also the time of the flowering of Art Nouveau, which this font tries to illustrate.