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2023
Abstract Practical experience of printing is one tool for teaching the early modern book. Haptic learning opens insights into the book as a material object. The aim of such teaching has been to make tangible the dynamics of the creative process and to recapture the point of view of the mostly anonymous craftspeople whose skills and ...
Alexandra Franklin, Richard Lawrence
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Abstract Practical experience of printing is one tool for teaching the early modern book. Haptic learning opens insights into the book as a material object. The aim of such teaching has been to make tangible the dynamics of the creative process and to recapture the point of view of the mostly anonymous craftspeople whose skills and ...
Alexandra Franklin, Richard Lawrence
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Introduction: Histories of Print, Histories of Emotion
The Eighteenth Century, 2009This introduction to the "Technologies of Emotion" Special Issue of The Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation examines David Hume's and Edmund Burke's intersubjective alternatives to the emoting monad of possessive individualism, and outlines how the contributors to the issue address the histories of print and emotion in the eighteenth century.
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A history of printing in Chester
2018Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society, 54, 37 ...
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Printing and the History of Halakhah
2020This chapter assesses the impact of the printing, in the eighteenth century, of the ḥiddushim of Bet Midrasho shel ha-Ramban . First, it opened anew the halakhic discussion.
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The History and Art of Printing
2014Philip Luckombe (1730–1803), printer, author and shell-collector, published this work in 1771. (He had published a shorter version, A Concise History of the Origin and Progress of Printing, anonymously in the previous year.) Born in Exeter, he learned the printing trade there, and became a freeman of the city in 1776, but moved to London, where he ...
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2009
The UMass Amherst Libraries will host “Natural History Prints” an exhibit of photographs by John Green, through May 3, 2009, at the Integrated Sciences and Engineering Library, Lederle Lowrise, UMass Amherst. The exhibit consists of 14 photographic prints, taken with a film camera using natural light.
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The UMass Amherst Libraries will host “Natural History Prints” an exhibit of photographs by John Green, through May 3, 2009, at the Integrated Sciences and Engineering Library, Lederle Lowrise, UMass Amherst. The exhibit consists of 14 photographic prints, taken with a film camera using natural light.
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Printed ephemera and design history
Art Libraries Journal, 1981Besides being visually interesting ephemera has a vital role to play in the teaching of the history of design and printing; indeed, many aspects cannot be taught without reference to it. Nor can the subject be covered in isolation, for the development of ephemeral printing is part of the greater whole within which are subsumed the history of book ...
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