Koch Grotesk

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Full name

KochGrotesk-14Mittel

Font family

Koch Grotesk 14 Mittel

Preferred subfamily

14 Mittel

Font subfamily

Regular

Version

Version 1.0

Trademark

Koch Grotesk is a trademark of Poem, Rudolf Koch, Edvinas Zukauskas and Jerome Knebusch.

Manufacturer

Poem

Designer

Rudolf Koch, Edvinas Zukauskas, Jerome Knebusch

Designer URL

https://www.jeromeknebusch.net

Vendor URL

https://www.poem-editions.com

License

Please read carefully the End User Licence Agreement (EULA) you have recieved with the invoice when purchasing the fonts. Any use of this font software without a purchased licence is strictly forbidden and a violation of its copyright.

License URL

https://www.poem-editions.com

Copyright

Copyright © 2023 Created by Rudolf Koch, Edvinas Zukauskas, Jerome Knebusch. Published by Poem. All rights reserved.

Description

Koch Grotesk is the newest revival of Neuland by Rudolf Koch, designed by Edvinas Zukauskas and Jerome Knebusch and published by Poem for Neuland’s centenary in 2023. It is the most faithful to Gebr. Klingspor’s products and includes one separate font for each of the nine original sizes. The appearance is rough, especially when comparing multiple sizes. One notices that the characters in each size are not enlarged or reduced versions of the same master. Koch wrote, ‘the inventor of the form and the maker of the punches were united in one person. The typeface was created without a previous draft on paper, from the mass of metal and the [punchcutter’s] tool, as a sculptural task.' Koch Grotesk also includes a tenth font with lowercase letters. For the first time, this tenth font gives designers access to Gebr. Klingspor’s never-released Neuland lowercase and their matching uppercase. Koch Grotesk was accurately redrawn based on the archives at Klingspor Museum Offenbach and Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt. Only few, necessary glyphs have been added, and the font names correspond to the point sizes and original German terms. Copyright (c) 2023, all rights reserved.