If it doesn't have to be too Baskerville, Mrs Eaves is the prettiest - although you'll have to manually kern it up the wazoo. If you can drift further I might look towards Bell as well.
BTW, display Baskervilles generally come from the Fry's lineage, not the authentic JB branch. Just sayin'.
Unfortunately, Matthieu Cortat's Bonesana doesn't seem to have any heavy weights. It has ornamented capitals, though, which may be suited for display use.
16 Dec 2009 — 8:48am
If it doesn't have to be too Baskerville, Mrs Eaves is the prettiest - although you'll have to manually kern it up the wazoo. If you can drift further I might look towards Bell as well.
BTW, display Baskervilles generally come from the Fry's lineage, not the authentic JB branch. Just sayin'.
hhp
16 Dec 2009 — 9:11am
Have a look at František Štorm’s version of Baskerville.
16 Dec 2009 — 10:25am
@j weltin
storm's version is too playful, but thanks:-)
@ hrant
i'll have a look at bell:-)
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16 Dec 2009 — 1:49pm
Unfortunately, Matthieu Cortat's Bonesana doesn't seem to have any heavy weights. It has ornamented capitals, though, which may be suited for display use.
16 Dec 2009 — 6:07pm
Also take a look at Bulmer.