Named for its vigilant shepherd, Pastonchi™ Titling is an invigorating Venetian face with a colorful and romantic appearance. In the 1920s, Italian poet and fable writer Francesco Pastonchi was commissioned to create a new edition of the 'Italian Classics'. Pastonchi found no existing typefaces satisfactory, and decided to design a new face for the project. Pastonchi enlisted the aid of Professor Eduardo Cotti at Torino's Royal School of Typography and the duo commenced work. They studied a vast array of typographic examples, from early printed works and manuscripts to inscribed lettering, and presented their drawings to Monotype for manufacture. The design was refined and perfected, and produced in 1927. With its full complement of expert sets, swashes, and titling caps, Pastonchi Titling is prepared for the demands of fine text typography. Pastonchi Titling's delicious forms enable it to fulfill the desires of display typographers yearning for history and innovation. Character Set: Latin-1