CUP Logo Fonts 1.0.0

Cambridge University Press, one of the oldest and most prestigious publishing houses, has a distinct typography that sets it apart from other publishers. The CUP logo consists of two key fonts: Baskerville and Minion.

• Baskerville is a serif font designed in the mid-1700s by John Baskerville, a renowned printer and type designer. This font gives the CUP logo its classic look with its elegant, refined letterforms, and high-contrast strokes.
• Minion, on the other hand, is a transitional serif font created in the 1990s by Robert Slimbach. It complements Baskerville by adding a touch of modernity with its subtle curves and more delicate serifs.

Combined, these two fonts create a timeless and sophisticated look that is easily recognizable to those in the publishing industry and beyond.