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Wrigley Field signs

Contributed by John D. Berry on Jun 7th, 2016. Artwork published in
circa 2014
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Wrigley Field signs
Photo: John D. Berry. © 2016 John D. Berry. License: CC BY-NC.

I don’t know who created this signage system; I was simply impressed by it on my first-ever visit to Wrigley Field to watch a Chicago Cubs baseball game last month. Gorgeous and effective wayfinding.

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3 Comments on “Wrigley Field signs”

  1. That’s not quite Eames. It looks more like one of the conventional Clarendons, see this close-up by Dan Gaken:

    Wrigley Field Opening Day by Dan Gaken

  2. it’s Clarendon LT Pro Extra Bold by Linotype

  3. That’s entirely possible! I must admit I have difficulties finding differences between the various digital versions based on Haas Clarendon (beyond character set, non-English and punctuation glyphs, licensing details, style range etc.). Here’s Clarendon LT Pro Extra Bold compared to Linotype’s older Clarendon Std Bold (also by Adobe) and Bitstream’s Clarendon BT Pro Heavy.

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