More likely a stonecutter’s fancy, rather than a specific typeface. A few of the letters show mediæval influence—such as the A and R—while the balance have a strong traditional Roman character.
Also note that some letterforms—such as the M—vary considerably in width from line to line.
8 May 2012 — 12:48pm
More likely a stonecutter’s fancy, rather than a specific typeface. A few of the letters show mediæval influence—such as the A and R—while the balance have a strong traditional Roman character.
Also note that some letterforms—such as the M—vary considerably in width from line to line.
8 May 2012 — 1:15pm
Okey, thank you for the helpful information!