The Official Typeface Of The 20th Century
By Ed Driscoll · April 21, 2007 09:49 PM
· The Substance of Style
Modernism is virtually synonymous with the Helvetica Bold typeface: it's everywhere from Amtrak's trains to American Airlines' planes, to the headlines of virtually all IRS forms. So it's not surprising that New York's Museum of Modern Art is currently celebrating this ubiquitous font's 50th birthday.
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