About 1791 Constitution Regular Font
On the 20th of June in 1791, King Louis XVI of France attempted to flee from Paris to Luxembourg. On the 21st, he was apprehended on the road and taken back to Paris. The first French democratic constitution was promulgated a few months later, shifting sovereignty from the king to the French people. Constitution of 1791 Regular Typeface is a popular font all around the world. It is a sans-serif font that resembles the soybeanut script, and it was created and distributed by Gilles Le Corre
This font was inspired by a lawyer’s clear handwriting a farm rental contract a few days after the new French regime took power.
It’s a “Pro” typeface with diacritics for Western (including Celtic) and Northern European languages, Icelandic, Baltic, Eastern, Central European, and Turkish. The numerous alternatives and ligatures allow the typeface to resemble a human hand as nearly as possible. The capabilities of an OTF program will enable you to change the characters without having to do anything other than select contextual alternates, conventional ligatures, and stylistic alternates options.
Another advantage of using this free font is that it has consistency and toughness throughout its characters.
Usage
Thanks to all of its top-notch capabilities it’s, ideal for logo design, booklet covers, payment sites, textual elements, and much more. It’s a declaration pro and bill of rights font by p22 type foundry. It is simple to download and use.
Designers adore the inventiveness of it because of the clear characters and stunning look of glacial indifference. Geometric, monolinear, unbiased, and paragraphical case-sensitive variants are available in this informal typeface. It’s ideal for show use because it has exceptionally legible text and a sans serif typeface that looks like break stones.
The numerous alternatives and ligatures allow the typeface to resemble a human hand as nearly as possible. The capabilities of an OTF program will enable you to change the characters without having to do anything other than select contextual alternates, conventional ligatures, and stylistic alternates options.
Font family Includes
- 1791 Constitution Regular.OTF
- 1791 Constitution Regular.TTF
Font FAQs
Ans: A few days after the new French regime took power, this font was inspired by a lawyer’s clear handwriting of a farm rental contract. The numerous alternatives and ligatures allow the typeface to resemble a human hand as nearly as possible.
Ans: Gilles Le Corre designed and introduced the 1791 constitution regular font, one of its sans serif typefaces. It bears so much history to explore.
Ans: Yes! You can include the 1791 constitution regular font into your website to enhance its aesthetic appeal.
Ans: The 1791 constitution regular font-face is free to download for personal use, but you may need permission from the owner to use it for commercial purposes. But that version is also free.
Font Information
Font Name: 1791 Constitution Regular
Designer: Gilles Le Corre
Foundry: GLC
License: Free For Personal Use
| Classification | Script |
| Release/ Publishing Date | 2011 |
| Version | 1.000 |
| Glyph Count | 222 |
| Character | 220 |
| Format | TrueType, OpenType |
| Supported Languages | Up tp 72 |
| Copyright | ©2011 by Gilles Le Corre |
| Font subfamily: | 1350 Primitive Russian, 1470 Sorbonne, 1499 Alde Manuce Pro, 1525 Durer Initials, 1863 Gettysburg |
| Similar Font | Solantra Basic, Lamar Pen, P22 Declaration Script Pro, Ravenstonedale Italic, Baker Script |
