Jan van Doesborch's departure from Antwerp and his influence on the Utrecht printer Jan Berntsz

Franssen, Piet

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“…29 On connections between Vorsterman andVan Doesborch: Schlusemann 1997, 45-47. On Van Doesborch andBerntsz: Franssen 1988. These studies do not pay specific attention to the scholar woodcuts.…”

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Woodcuts as reading guides. How images shaped knowledge transmission in medical-astrological books in Dutch (1500-1550)

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“… Panse 2012, 35; Dackerman 2011, 60; Carlino 1999, 81-88. 179 On their cooperation, seeFranssen 1988. 180 Franssen 1990 observes that the Dutch and English editions are more concise than the German, but that the differences are small.…”

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Jan Van Doesborch and theHistory of Euryalus and Lucretia

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Jan van Doesborch en The dialoges of creatures moralysed

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This article revisits the discussion whether The dialoges of creatures moralysed, the English translation of the Dialogus creaturarum, was printed and published by the early sixteenth-century Antwerp publishers-printers Marten de Keyser or Jan van Doesborch. This investigation presents a more complete picture of the publishing repertoire of Van Doesborch for the English market and increases our knowledge about the relations between publishers in Antwerp in the first half of the sixteenth century. After reconsidering the attributions to De Keyser and Van Doesborch I will bring up arguments in favour of their colleague Willem Vorsterman as publisher of The dialoges of creatures moralysed. By 1530/31 Vorsterman had access to part of the printing material of Jan van Doesborch as well as to a Bastarde letter type – probably cut by De Keyser – that is the same as the one used in The dialoges of creatures.

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Jan van Doesborch's departure from Antwerp and his influence on the Utrecht printer Jan Berntsz

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Woodcuts as reading guides. How images shaped knowledge transmission in medical-astrological books in Dutch (1500-1550)

Woodcuts as reading guides. How images shaped knowledge transmission in medical-astrological books in Dutch (1500-1550)

Jan Van Doesborch and theHistory of Euryalus and Lucretia

Jan van Doesborch en The dialoges of creatures moralysed

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