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by Jaap Harskamp and Paul Dijstelberge

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What we dit so far …

Categories

  • 15th century
    • English printers
    • Haebler's specimens
    • Incunabula
    • Italian printers
  • 16th century
    • French printers
    • Italian printers
    • Swiss printers
  • 17th century
    • Dutch printers
    • Italian printers
  • 18th century
    • Scottish printers
  • 19th century
  • 20th century
    • Avant Garde
    • Constructivism
    • Modernism
  • Brexit
  • Brunswick Row (Bloomsbury)
  • Bury Walk
  • Catalonia
  • Collectors
  • Cultural history
  • fin de siècle
  • Gauden Road
  • illustrations: albumen
  • Illustrations: engraving
  • Illustrations: woodcut
  • immigrants
  • Library history
  • London Dictionary of Immigrants
  • New Oxford Street
  • Printing: counterfeits
  • private presses
  • Resistance
  • Streets
  • Uncategorized

Champ fleury (1529) revisited

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