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"The Printed Book: Its History, Illustration and Adornment, from the Days of Gutenberg to the Present Time" by Henri Bouchot offers a fascinating journey through the history of the printed word. This comprehensive volume explores the evolution of the book from its earliest days to more modern times, covering everything from printing techniques to the decorative arts involved in bookbinding.
Delve into the story of printing, starting with Gutenberg's groundbreaking innovations, and discover how bookbinding evolved into an art form. Learn about the illustration styles that have adorned books throughout history, enhancing their beauty and impact.
A rich resource for anyone interested in book history, this book examines the European tradition of book design and production, making it invaluable for collectors, designers, and anyone fascinated by the enduring legacy of the printed book.
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