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The one used in caps for the names is P22 Operina.

answered by Editor (7.5k points)
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I don’t recognize the other serif. Here are more pictures. The design is by Wkshps, 2023.

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Ah yes I thought it might be two. Many thanks Florian!
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You’re welcome! A version of Operina comes bundled with macOS under the name Trattatello.
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Brilliant, thanks again.
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Whatever the other typeface is, it’s got major spacing issues. Or is that a feature, like the bouncing baseline? Or maybe this is just a rendering defect, and the actual printed type doesn’t look so wonky.
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The other serif seems to be Terza Reader by Commercial Type.

@stewf: I suppose they might've modified the typeface to be a little wonky.

answered by Apprentice (809 points)
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Well done!

I bet the wonkiness is in the reproductions only; I’ve seen wild things happening to text via rendering artifacts.
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