Times New Roman Font
by MonotypeTimes New Roman is a serif typeface commissioned in 1931 by The Times of London from Stanley Morison and the Monotype Corporation, after Morison had written an article criticizing the newspaper for being badly printed and typographically behind the times. Supervised by Morison and drawn by Victor Lardent, it was conceived as a new text face and released by Monotype in 1932.
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Times New Roman font combinations
Times New Roman + Helvetica Neue
5
Times New Roman + Helvetica
3
Times New Roman + Arial
2
Times New Roman + Waldenburg
1
Times New Roman + Te X Gyre Heros
1
Times New Roman + FF Kurt
1
Times New Roman + Public Sans
1
Times New Roman + Times New Roman Condensed
1
Times New Roman + Moderat Mono
1
Times New Roman + Maison Neue
1
Times New Roman + Bagnard
1
Times New Roman + Rules
1
Times New Roman + Nimbus Sans
1
Times New Roman + IBM Plex Mono
1
Times New Roman + Replica
1
Times New Roman + Anonymous Pro
1
Times New Roman + Neue Haas Grotesk
1
Times New Roman + Vulf Mono
1
Times New Roman + Authentic Sans
1
Times New Roman + Terrazzo
1
Times New Roman + Bodoni
1
Times New Roman + Volkart
1
Times New Roman + Inter
1
Times New Roman + Avenir
1
Times New Roman + Ciao Grotesk
1
Times New Roman + GT Flexa
1
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