Friz Quadrata Bold

Font Name	Friz Quadrata
Style	Bold
Category	Glyphic Serif
Designer	Ernst Friz, Victor Caruso
Copyright	Copyright (c) 1990-1996 ParaGraph. All Rights Reserved. Friz Quadrata is a registered trade mark of International Typeface Corporation.
License	Commercial License Required (Check license file for personal use limits)
Total Character	381
Recommended Line Height	1.21
Ascent	1907
Descent	573
Units Per em	2048
Total Vertical Range	2480
Max Advance Width	2462
Max Advance Height	N/A
Underline Position	-100
Similar Fonts	Albertus, Copperplate Gothic, Trajan, Amerigo, Beaufort

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Friz Quadrata Bold is a distinguished glyphic serif typeface that has become a staple of modern graphic design. Originally designed by Swiss designer Ernst Friz in 1965 for Visual Graphics Corporation, the bold weight was later added in 1973 by Victor Caruso for the International Typeface Corporation (ITC). The font is characterized by its sharp, flared serifs and unusual open counters in lowercase letters like 'b', 'p', and 'q', as well as the '6' and '9', which give it a unique, chiseled appearance reminiscent of stone-carved inscriptions.

Throughout its history, Friz Quadrata Bold has gained immense popularity in corporate branding and the entertainment industry. It is perhaps most famous for its use in the title cards of the long-running 'Law & Order' television franchise and the logos of numerous prestigious universities and government agencies. Its combination of classical elegance and aggressive bold strokes makes it a versatile choice for designers aiming to project authority, reliability, and timelessness in their visual communications.