Add to ORKGThe known documentation about the brothers John and Windelin from Spira is reread here. This is above all informations obtained from the editions themselves, in addition to the famous privilege for the exclusive exercise of the printing in Venice. The occasion is gluttonous to highlight some respectable female figures in the family entourage of the from Spira, as well as the rich plot of German merchants underlying the landing of the typography in the lagoon (John from Köln, the Dinslakens, Peter Ugelheimer). In addition, it is thus possible to identify the proprium that characterized the production of Vindelino, whose slightly elusive figure usually seems to disappear in the face of his brother’s pre-eminence
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The known documentation about the brothers John and Windelin from Spira is reread here. This is abov...
This thesis reconstructs the activities of a single print workshop, active from 1515 to 1593. By pr...
This article addresses an old Florentine tradition which goes back to the first half of the 19th cen...
In November 1490, Bernardino Rizo da Novara issued the earliest printed anonymous portolano. Several...
Germany, France, Italy: the attribution of the first woodcut images has long been debated between se...
The Master of the Murano Gradual is one of the most enigmatic illuminators working in early fifteent...
This paper proposes to the attention of Leonardo scholars an This paper proposes an unpublished manu...
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This article deals with the possible I&D characterization in the work of three artists that belong t...
peer reviewedThe Descrittione di tutti i Paesi Bassi by Lodovico Guicciardini (Antwerp, 1567) includ...
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The paper provides a brief examination of Lorenzo Veneziano signatures as first step of a research p...
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