“Balancing spikiness and softness, Delusse is a Latin text face by Sandrine Nugue with assistance from Thomas Bouillet. The uprights draw obvious inspiration from François Ganeau’s boldly graphic Vendôme, one of the most iconic French typefaces of the twentieth century, with a gentler tone more suited to longform reading; the italics could only have been invented by Nugue. The family is named after Marguerite Delusse, the married name of Marguerite Vendôme, one of the most skilled engravers of the late eighteenth century.” — Commercial Type