The woodcutters of the Netherlands in the fifteenth century
By: In three parts: I. History of the woodcutters. II. Catalogue of the woodcuts. III. List of the books containing woodcuts. By William Martin Conway
Publisher: G. Olms
Published: 1961
Place of publication: Hildesheim
Language: eng
Number of pages: 359
Subjects: Rare Books; Printing; Incunabula as Topic; Incunabula; Bibliography; Wood-engraving; History; Block books; Wood-engravers, Dutch; Dutch Printers
Table of contents: title: pt.I-II. Woodcuts from the block-books. Louvain, Utrecht, and Bruges (1475-1484) Leeu's early workmen at Gouda and Antwerp (1480-1491) The Haarlem woodcutter and his school (1483-1500) Foreign woodcuts used by Leeu and others (1485-1491) Zwolle (1484-1500) Delft (1477-1498) Brussels and Louvain (1484-1496) Gouda, Deventer, Leyden, and Schoonhoven (1486-1500) Late Antwerp woodcuts (1487-1500) Appendix: Audenarde and Ghent (1480-1490); title: pt.III. List of the books containing woodcuts: Block-books. Presses.