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Victor Lardent (1905 - 1968), a British advertising designer and draftsman at The Times, London, created the font Times New Roman under the direction of Stanley Morison in 1932.

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	'''Victor Lardent''' ([[1905]] - [[1968]]), a British advertising designer and draftsman at [[The Times]], London, created the font [[Times New Roman]] under the direction of [[Stanley Morison]] in 1932.		'''Victor Lardent''' (1905 - 1968), a British advertising designer and draftsman at [[The Times]], London, created the font [[Times New Roman]] under the direction of [[Stanley Morison]] in 1932.

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