Brentano-Fraktur
Brentano-Fraktur represents the classical German blackletter tradition with its characteristic angular, dense letterforms and dramatic contrast between thick and thin strokes. This typeface features the traditional fraktur elements including pointed arches, elaborate capitals with decorative flourishes, and the distinctive broken-letter construction that gives blackletter its name. The design maintains authentic medieval manuscript qualities while offering the refined proportions typical of 19th and early 20th century fraktur revival faces. Its compressed letterforms and high x-height create the dense, rhythmic texture that defines the fraktur aesthetic.
