Intermezzo is a modular typeface developed by Albert Auspurg in 1933 for the Dresdener Schriftguss AG vorm. Brüder Butter.

Albert Auspurg designed bold capital letters that he divided horizontally through the middle. The half capitals allow for original compositions, such as ligatures, two-color letters, or a even deliberate wrong fonts (= mixing type from different fonts).

Intermezzo Schriftprobe@ellmer Stefan
Intermezzo Typespecimen. Photo by @ellmerstefan via Twitter
Intermezzo Schriftprobe@maurice Goldner2
Intermezzo Typespecimen. Photo by @mau_gold via Twitter

Intermezzo (Blei)

  • Intermezzo
  • 12 punkt
  • Intermezzo
  • 24 punkt
  • Intermezzo
  • 36 punkt