Studies of Renaissance Miniaturists in Venice. Vol 1

Studies of Renaissance Miniaturists in Venice. Vol 1This collection focuses on miniaturists working in Venice and Northern Italy during the C15th and C16th and the impact of the invention of printing on artists and patrons. Topics include miniaturists and woodcut designers, iconographic traditions in manuscripts, the role of heraldry in Venetian printed books, and Venetian incunables in Europe.

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