2 edition of Erhard Ratdolt and his work at Venice found in the catalog.
Erhard Ratdolt and his work at Venice
G. R. Redgrave
Published
1894
by Printed for the Bibliographical Society at the Chiswick Press in London
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Written in English
Edition Notes
| Statement | by Gilbert R. Redgrave. |
| Series | Illustrated monographs ;, no. 1, Illustrated monographs (Bibliographical Society (Great Britain)) ;, no. 1. |
| Contributions | Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, former owner., Bibliographical Society (Great Britain), Chiswick Press., Pforzheimer Bruce Rogers Collection (Library of Congress) |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | Z232.R23 R43 1894 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | 50 p., 10 leaves of plates (1 folded) : |
| Number of Pages | 50 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL63000M |
| LC Control Number | 99159637 |
The publisher and printer Erhard Ratdolt left his native Augsburg in and by the following year was at work in Venice, where his publications were among the most inventive. In his Kalendarium of , with its striking woodcut border, Ratdolt introduced the first decorative title page in a printed book. Jun 16, - Explore doublnabl's board "Erhard Ratdolt" on Pinterest. See more ideas about Book design, Illuminated manuscript and Euclid elements.
In the 's and 's Augsburg and Ulm were the leading centers for the illustrated books North of the Alps. In Augsburg, printers Johann Baemler, Gunther Zainer, Anton Zorg, and Johann Schönsperger were followed by the noted Erhard Ratdolt, whose career spanned more than forty years, beginning with his work in Venice from to and continuing in his native Augsburg from to. “As this book is the only one of Liechtenstein’s editions which has no printed signatures it is presumably his earliest work”–British Museum catalogue; that is, it predates 13 September Venice: Erhard Ratdolt, 8 Sept. $16, Rome and the Doge s Palace in Venice. Rolewinck () was a Carthusian monk and.
Typography - Typography - Maturation of the printed book: Well before the end of the first century of typography, the printer had brought to the book the basic forms of nearly every element that he was to contribute. The styles of the three major typefaces had been formalized to the point at which little other than refinement remained to be added to them; most of the business and craft. Ratdolt, Erhard (ĕr`härt rä`tôlt), –, printer in Venice from to and in Augsburg from to A sheet showing specimens of his sizes and designs of type, dated , is the earliest known specimen sheet. Ratdolt's ornamental initials and .
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Erhard Ratdolt (–) was an early German printer from Augsburg. He was active as a printer in Venice from toand afterwards in Augsburg. From to he was in partnership with two other German printers. The first book the partnership produced was the Calendarium (), written and previously published by Regiomontanus, which offered one of the earliest examples of a Residence: Venice, Augsburg.
Calendarium Johannes Mueller, Regiomontanus ( – ) Venice; Erhard Ratdolt, CE73 M8 Regiomontanus’ Calendarium was first printed at his own press in Nuremberg in Inmaster printer Erhard Ratdolt published it in Venice, the capital of.
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Printed in Venice by Erhard Ratdolt, 9 August Euing BD7-f his death at the age of 40 a year later brought his work to a premature end, a great loss to the developing science of astronomy.
Columbus used a book similar to this in making his first journey to the Americas in Erhard Ratdolt issued the first one upon his return to Augsburg, Germany from Venice who is francesco griffo.
A brilliant typeface designer and punch cutter at Aldine Press whose initial project in Venice was a roman face for De Aetna by Pietro Bembo, inwhich survives today as the book text face Bembo. A master printer from Augsburg, Germany, Ratdolt worked in Venice from until In Ratdolt printed the Calendarium (Record Book) by Regiomontanus.
This was the first book with a complete title page used to identify a book and most likely the first book printed in more than one color in one press run (Fig.
Erhard Ratdolt. Werner Rolewinck () Fasciculus Temporum. Venice: Erhard Ratdolt, 24 Nov. Acccording to the ownwership inscriptions on the first page of the index, the book was held in the Jesuit College at 's-Hertogenbosch (Collegii Soc tis elizrosshubbell.comucis), and then was transferred to the College at Ghent (Gandaui) in A possible explanation for this is that the Jesuit College in Ghent was.
Erhard Ratdolt and his work at Venice: a paper read before the Bibliographical Society, November 20, / by Gilbert R. Redgrave.
Mar 31, · Ratdolt’s volume bore the Latin title Preclarissimus liber completus in iudicijs astrorum (The Complete Book on the Judgment of the Stars).
Colophon (a printer’s statement found at the end of a text) from Erhard Ratdolt’s edition of Liber in iudiciis astrorum, indicating that printing was completed in Venice on July 4, During my research for an upcoming book* on the life and work of German Renaissance typographer Erhard Ratdolt, I spent quite some time looking at the introduction of printing to Italy (Ratdolt worked in Venice from tothereafter returning to his native Augsburg).
The first printers in Italy were, unsurprisingly, from Germany, and [ ]. Jun 29, · Erhard Ratdolt and His Work at Venice () by Gilbert Richard Redgrave,available at Book Depository with free delivery elizrosshubbell.com: Gilbert Richard Redgrave.
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On April 1,from his press in Venice, German printer Erhard Ratdolt issued what is probably the earliest known type specimen. The only surviving copy of this broadside is preserved in the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, München." having successfully run his printing workshop in Venice for more than ten years, Erhard Ratdolt began taking steps towards returning to Augsburg.
Erhard Ratdolt - first publisher of Euclid Erhard Ratdolt was, as far as we can see, the first publisher of scientific material. He is most famous for his first edition of Euclid, adapted from the medieval translation by Campanus.
He remarks in his preface that the technical challenge was to get the diagrams into the book. May 23, · Erhard Ratdolt and His Work at Venice () by Gilbert Richard Redgrave,available at Book Depository with free delivery elizrosshubbell.com: Gilbert Richard Redgrave.
The genius of Erhard Ratdolt Ratdolt was an early German printer, active printing in Venice, where he worked from to Another important work by Ratdolt are his Poeticon astronomicon ().
Ratdolt commissioned a series of woodcuts depicting the constellations to accompany Hyginus' text. As with many other star atlases that Author: Atriff. The De mutatione aeris was first printed by the German printer Erhard Ratdolt in Venice in Our Collection Highlight is a copy of this editio princeps.
This edition also includes a brief scientific treatise entitled Hyppocratis libellus de medicorum astrologia, which follows Bellavalle's work. Essentially, this tract deals with the.The Books of Venice (Il libro veneziano) contains a series of essays (in English and Italian) exploring Venetian book history from the Quattrocento through current production, books printed "in the shadow of Aldus Manutius." Venice's books, like her art and architecture, have long been considered one of .Erhard Ratdolt (–/8) has only once been the subject of a detailed study and that by Gilbert Redgrave in And while Redgrave’s book is an excellent survey of Ratdolt’s work and innovations, it focuses, as is explicit in its title, only on his work in Venice between and Ratdolt left quite an impression on Redgrave, for.
