Windsor is a distinctive decorative typeface that emerged from the Art Nouveau movement of the early 20th century, characterized by its organic, flowing forms and theatrical presence. The typeface features dramatic stroke contrast with thick verticals that taper into delicate hairline serifs, creating an elegant yet robust appearance. Its letterforms exhibit characteristic Art Nouveau flourishes, with curved terminals and subtle decorative elements that give it a refined, period-appropriate sophistication. The relatively condensed proportions and moderate x-height make it highly legible despite its ornamental nature, distinguishing it from more elaborate decorative faces of its era.
