Hadassah means “myrtle tree” in Hebrew. In the Old Testament this is the Hebrew name of Queen Esther. The sources used for Hebrew words are various. Including verses from the Old Testament and even some text taking from Henri Friedlaender article about making the type Hadassah published in the ’60s.

Hadassah Friedlaender in use. A digital revival of Hadassah in Regular and Bold weights with accompanying Latin. A digital revival of Hadassah in Regular and Bold weights with accompanying Latin. Hadassah Friedlaender in use - Fonts In Use

גרסה דיגיטלית רשמית לגופן ״הדסה״ שעיצב הנרי פרידלנדר (Friedlaender) בין השנים 1932–1958. כולל אותיות לטיניות אשר צויירו בשנת 2015 ע״י ינק יונטף וערביות אשר צויירו בשנת 2019 ע״י דניאל גרומר. הגרסה החדשה ...

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Henri Friedlaender Israeli scholar, calligrapher, typographer and type designer, associated with Lettergieterij Amsterdam . Taught at the Hadassah-Brandeis Apprentice School of Printing.

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Henri Friedlaender designed the legendary Hadassah Hebrew typeface. While doing extensive research for an exhibition that included his work, I was lucky to get a glimpse of his design process. Until the revealing of his personal archive (donated to the Israel Museum), his design process was only known through an article he wrote with few rather “clean” images of sketches.