This paper provides a background of early book and bookbinding history, followed by a survey of English bookbinders and bookbinding of the Arts & Crafts period, 1880-1930. The role of the Industrial Revolution and William Morris in stimulating this period of a return to fine bookbinding, during the growth of the mass production of books, is elucidated. An in-depth examination of binders of the period is presented, including T. J. Cobden-Sanderson, the leader of this movement in bookbinding, as well as three leading women fine bookbinders, Sarah Treverbian Prideaux, Katharine Adams, and Sybil Pye
Chat with Cleveland bookbinder, Fran Kovac, and examine models of books from the fourth to fourteent...
The year 2020 marks the bicentenary of a revolution in the manner in which books were published in E...
Title within ornamental border.The advent of printing.--The spread of the art.--The fifteenth-centur...
This paper provides a background of early book and bookbinding history, followed by a survey of Engl...
Disbound Original Held in Oak Street Library Facility.Special winter number of the Studio 1899/1900....
Includes index.An enlarged reprint" of the "Introduction to the Catalogue of the exhibition of bindi...
THEEARLIEST PRINTED books are not easily dis-tinguished from their manuscript predecessors. The prin...
The developments of how the manufacture, embossing and blocking of cloth covers was achieved between...
Each generation, going back to the early middle ages, has had master craftsmen capable of producing ...
Publisher's chapter description: Likewise with books bound after what manner you please. It is...
The question of how gaining history, knowledge and processes of bookmaking can provide usable artist...
Paper presented at the seminar "Reading Things" at CRAASH, Cambridge University. With industrializat...
THE main centres of English bookbinding during the second half of the fifteenth century were London,...
Several factors influence bookbinding: how much the publisher wishes to spend on binding; the publis...
Bound to Be Modern is the most comprehensive study to date on the emergence and function of publishe...
Chat with Cleveland bookbinder, Fran Kovac, and examine models of books from the fourth to fourteent...
The year 2020 marks the bicentenary of a revolution in the manner in which books were published in E...
Title within ornamental border.The advent of printing.--The spread of the art.--The fifteenth-centur...
This paper provides a background of early book and bookbinding history, followed by a survey of Engl...
Disbound Original Held in Oak Street Library Facility.Special winter number of the Studio 1899/1900....
Includes index.An enlarged reprint" of the "Introduction to the Catalogue of the exhibition of bindi...
THEEARLIEST PRINTED books are not easily dis-tinguished from their manuscript predecessors. The prin...
The developments of how the manufacture, embossing and blocking of cloth covers was achieved between...
Each generation, going back to the early middle ages, has had master craftsmen capable of producing ...
Publisher's chapter description: Likewise with books bound after what manner you please. It is...
The question of how gaining history, knowledge and processes of bookmaking can provide usable artist...
Paper presented at the seminar "Reading Things" at CRAASH, Cambridge University. With industrializat...
THE main centres of English bookbinding during the second half of the fifteenth century were London,...
Several factors influence bookbinding: how much the publisher wishes to spend on binding; the publis...
Bound to Be Modern is the most comprehensive study to date on the emergence and function of publishe...
Chat with Cleveland bookbinder, Fran Kovac, and examine models of books from the fourth to fourteent...
The year 2020 marks the bicentenary of a revolution in the manner in which books were published in E...
Title within ornamental border.The advent of printing.--The spread of the art.--The fifteenth-centur...