The New York Times Logo
A horizontal blackletter wordmark reading "The New York Times" set in a dense, ornamental Old English / Fraktur style. Letters are tightly kerned with high-contrast thick and thin strokes, decorative serifs, and distinctive ligatures that g...
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About The New York Times
A horizontal blackletter wordmark reading "The New York Times" set in a dense, ornamental Old English / Fraktur style. Letters are tightly kerned with high-contrast thick and thin strokes, decorative serifs, and distinctive ligatures that give the text a historic, newspaper-masthead appearance.
The mark is purely typographic with no additional symbols or imagery; it appears in solid black on a white background, producing a stark, high-contrast silhouette suitable for print masthead use.
Shapes: wordmark horizontal layout ornate blackletter lettering
Style: blackletter Old English traditional monochrome high-contrast
Text in logo: The New York Times
Traditional, authoritative newspaper masthead suggested by the ornate blackletter style.
Colors
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The New York Times Logo History
The New York Times is an American newspaper founded in 1851; the distinctive blackletter masthead has been its signature wordmark for well over a century.
Frequently asked
Is this The New York Times logo?
Yes — the image is the traditional blackletter masthead wordmark of The New York Times.
What style or font is used?
The mark is a custom blackletter / Old English–style masthead rather than a standard sans-serif or modern font.
What are the logo colors?
Solid black wordmark on a white background.
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