IM Fell English Font

IM Fell English Font is a historical typeface with roots in the 17th century, originally commissioned by John Fell, Bishop of Oxford, for his printing house. The font was initially cut by Christoffel van Dijck, with italics presumably created by Robert Granjon. This elegant serif typeface features sharp serifs, moderate contrast between thick and thin strokes, and slightly condensed letterforms that convey a distinct old-world charm. The font contains 351 defined characters and 318 unique glyphs, supporting various Unicode ranges. Licensed under the SIL Open Font License, IM Fell English is widely used in projects requiring historical authenticity, from formal documents to creative designs that aim to capture a traditional aesthetic.
Designed by:Igino MariniWebsite
License: Free for commercial use