The Atlas of Early Printing depicts the development of printing in Europe, 1450-1500. Created by Greg Prickman and supported by @UILibraries and @TheStudio_UI.
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Resurfacing from a long Twitter silence to note that the Atlas is currently not working properly, the problem has been identified, and a fix is underway. Many thanks to everyone who uses the site regularly and relies upon its stable operation!
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We can’t tell you this early Mainz Donatus was definitely published before the Gutenberg Bible. But we can’t tell you it wasn’t. olsonrarebooks.com/books/don…
Needham's Lyell Lecture #3 beginning soon (noon ET US): The Texts of the Gutenberg Bible; the case of 4 Ezra youtu.be/IA1_7XGz6VI
The first of Paul Needham's Lyell Lectures, "The Christian Latin Bible from its origins to the 13th-century Paris Bible" beings at noon EDT, 5:00pm BST. Stream live from this link: youtu.be/VKMo7OeWlfQ
Paul Needham presents the 2021 Lyell Lectures: The Genesis, Life, and Afterlife of the Gutenberg Bible. The lectures begin Monday, October 11 at 5 pm BST. Link for the schedule and livestream is found here: visit.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/even…
Now available: online version of the Printing R-Evolution exhibition printingrevolution.eu/
HD 360º view of the Print Room at the Plantin Moretus Museum, with accompanying English audio play description. Other rooms on the tour are being uploaded too! youtube.com/watch?v=qJDl15Lc…
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500 Years On: Christopher Plantin’s Legacy Today cerlblog.wordpress.com/2020/…
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Book Owners Online: a new online resource cerlblog.wordpress.com/2020/…
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Don't miss it! Tonight at 5 pm you can follow the handover and presentation of the hot off the press Gutenberg Yearbook 2020 live on our Facebook page and our Instagram account.
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A Fifteenth-century Manuscript Wrapper on a Rare Incunable in the Grolier Club Library grolierclub.wordpress.com/20…
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Thrilled to announce the launch of the Impressae database! It covers women printers and their networks in early modern Antwerp, Louvain and Douai. The records on Douai are now up. More to follow in the future! [bit.ly/3dJNPBW] #twitterstorians #bookhistory #womenshistory
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New webinar alert!
MEI in the USA – 11 June, co-sponsored by @CERL_org!
Cristina Dondi will walk through the Material Evidence in Incunabula (MEI) database for users & contributors. If you work w/ incunabula or have some in your collection, tune in!
memberplanet.com/events/bsa/…
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Pieter vander Meersche: an eighteenth-century user of incunabula cerlblog.wordpress.com/2020/…
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It would be fantastic to have a Book History panel, could we get a shoutout? @SHARPorg @BibSocAmer @BibMazarine @BibSoc @EMoBookTrade @AtlasEarlyPrint @printcolourproj @MSS_AfterPrint @printinghistory @PrintHistory @book_and_print @bookhistorynetw @bookhistory @BL_prints
Outstanding new resource on San Subiaco and early monastic printing, featuring fully digitized incunabula and excellent blogs and interpretive materials! digitale.bnc.roma.sbn.it/pro…
New incunabula scholarship, freely available and open access, featuring work delivered at the Printing Revolution conference in Venice, Sept. 2018. doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969…
The Atlas provided mapping data for an event at the Italian Embassy in London last week, with design by Matteo Rosso of Sebastiano Girardi Studio: esteri.it/mae/it/sala_stampa…
