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ITC Eras is a sans serif type design of unusual style, thanks to its slight forward slant and subtle variations in stroke weights. ITC Eras also has a large lowercase x-height. The inspirations for ITC Eras are twofold: Greek stone-cut lapidary letters and Roman capitals. The combination of wide curves and close letterspacing emphasizes large open areas, the inner forms of the letters. ITC Eras is not a precise, geometric face. It looks spontaneous, like an unserifed written script. French designer Albert Boton created ITC Eras in cooperation with Albert Hollenstein, also from France. Cyrillic version was developed for ParaType in 2002 by Gayaneh Bagdasaryan.

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ITC Eras is a sans serif type design of unusual style, thanks to its slight forward slant and subtle variations in stroke weights. ITC Eras also has a large lowercase x-height. The inspirations for ITC Eras are twofold: Greek stone-cut lapidary letters and Roman capitals. The combination of wide curves and close letterspacing emphasizes large open areas, the inner forms of the letters. ITC Eras is not a precise, geometric face. It looks spontaneous, like an unserifed written script. French designer Albert Boton created ITC Eras in cooperation with Albert Hollenstein, also from France. Cyrillic version was developed for ParaType in 2002 by Gayaneh Bagdasaryan.

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ITC Eras is a sans serif type design of unusual style, thanks to its slight forward slant and subtle variations in stroke weights. ITC Eras also has a large lowercase x-height. The inspirations for ITC Eras are twofold: Greek stone-cut lapidary letters and Roman capitals. The combination of wide curves and close letterspacing emphasizes large open areas, the inner forms of the letters. ITC Eras is not a precise, geometric face. It looks spontaneous, like an unserifed written script. French designer Albert Boton created ITC Eras in cooperation with Albert Hollenstein, also from France. Cyrillic version was developed for ParaType in 2002 by Gayaneh Bagdasaryan.

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ITC Eras is a sans serif type design of unusual style, thanks to its slight forward slant and subtle variations in stroke weights. ITC Eras also has a large lowercase x-height. The inspirations for ITC Eras are twofold: Greek stone-cut lapidary letters and Roman capitals. The combination of wide curves and close letterspacing emphasizes large open areas, the inner forms of the letters. ITC Eras is not a precise, geometric face. It looks spontaneous, like an unserifed written script. French designer Albert Boton created ITC Eras in cooperation with Albert Hollenstein, also from France. Cyrillic version was developed for ParaType in 2002 by Gayaneh Bagdasaryan.