Siegelaub is a fixed-width typeface inspired by the work of curator Seth Siegelaub, author of The Artist’s Reserved Rights Transfer and Sale Agreement (1971), and (unidentified) type, documented in a vitrine at the Hollywood YMCA, being used to caption images of amateur athletes from the 1970s. Siegelaub has 128 glyphs with basic Latin characters, lining figures, alternates, ligatures, punctuation, and symbols. License includes two styles, Mono and Mono Grotesque, with Desktop (OTF), Web (WOFF), and App (TTF) font formats for Print, Web, App, and Broadcast use. The Desktop (OTF) format is available to request/use free for self-initiated, non-profit, and cultural projects. Special thanks to Kasper Pyndt Rasmussen. Typeface designed by Jonathan Maghen. Licensed fonts distributed via e-mail. EULA.