- An
incunable or
incunabulum (pl.:
incunables or incunabula, respectively) is a book, pamphlet, or
broadside that was
printed in the
earliest stages of...
- a book said to be by
Francesco Colonna. It is a
famous example of an
incunable (a work of
early printing). The work was
first published in 1499 in Venice...
- The
Golden Legend, a
translation by
William Caxton; as the most
printed incunable across Europe, this
reaches its 9th
edition in
English by 1527 Giacomo...
-
prophecy of the fall of Troy (at left) and her
death (at right), from an
Incunable German translation by
Heinrich Steinhöwel of
Giovanni Boccaccio's De mulieribus...
-
German state government of Baden-Württemberg
authorized the sale of an
incunable about Medieval history to him in 2008. The
price was
about Euro 20 million...
- Page from an
incunable of
Valerius Maximus,
Facta et
dicta memorabilia,
printed in red and
black by
Peter Schöffer (Mainz, 1471)...
-
Synodalia Episcoporum Wratislaviensium (1475) by
Kasper Elyan, the
first ever
incunable in Polish,
containing the
proceedings and
prayers of the Wrocław bishops...
-
educated woman and
talented poet. In this woodcut,
illustrating an
early incunable of Boccaccio's De
mulieribus claris, she is portra****
surrounded by books...
-
sheets and
images which were
created before 1501 in
Europe are
known as
incunables or incunabula. Steam-powered
printing presses became po****r in the early...
-
largest print-runs of an
edition during the
incunabula (also
known as the
incunable period of book
production c. 1455–1500), one of the
first large-scale...
