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Humanist minuscule

Humanist minuscule, or white letter, is a handwriting script or style of script that was invented in secular circles in Italy, at the beginning of the fifteenth century. The new hand was based on Carolingian minuscule, which Renaissance humanists took to be ancient Roman:

Niccoli's cursive and Roman typeface, Poggio Bracciolini & Petrarchan reform

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Petrarchan reform

Poggio Bracciolini

Niccoli's cursive and Roman typeface

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Humanist minuscule

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related to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typeface · 17
Humanist minuscule → Aldus Manutius, Antique, Calligraphic, Florentine, Francesco Griffo, In, Latin, Ludovico Arrighi, Niccoli, Niccolò, Nicolas Jenson, Rhiannon Daniels, Roman, Rome, The, Venice, Western

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humanist hand script century minuscule new texts humanistic blackletter roman ancient rome italy quattrocento developed chancery handwriting style humanists manuscripts

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Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceThe0.60section
Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceFlorentine0.60section
Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceNiccolò0.60section
Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceNiccoli0.60section
Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceRhiannon Daniels0.60section
Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceIn0.60section
Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceAntique0.60section
Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceRome0.60section
Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceCalligraphic0.60section
Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceRoman0.60section
Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceLudovico Arrighi0.60section
Humanist minusculerelated to Niccoli's cursive and Roman typefaceWestern0.60section

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