Benton Sans
Extra Compressed Thin
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Background
Benton Sans is Tobias Frere-Jones’ interpretation of Morris Fuller Benton’s 1998 News Gothic face, as commissioned by Martha Stewart’s Living magazine. The result is a refined and extended grotesque sans serif family.
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