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Handbuch der Geschichte der Buchdruckerkunst. Erster Teil / Erfindung. Verbreitung. Blüte. Verfall. 1450-1750. cover

Handbuch der Geschichte der Buchdruckerkunst. Erster Teil / Erfindung. Verbreitung. Blüte. Verfall. 1450-1750.

By Carl Berendt Lorck
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This work provides a comprehensive overview of the history of printing from its invention in the mid-15th century through its development, peak, and eventual decline by the 18th century. It systematically organizes the evolution of printing technology and its impact on society, detailing the contributions of key figures and the spread of the craft across different regions. The text is divided into two main sections: the first covers the initial invention and growth of printing, while the second addresses the revival and advancements in the field leading to modern times. The author aims to present this history in an accessible manner, making it a useful resource for both professionals and laypersons interested in the subject.

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Carl Berendt Lorck

Carl Berendt Lorck was a notable figure in the study of the history of printing. He is best known for his comprehensive two-volume work, "Handbuch der Geschichte der Buchdruckerkunst," which explores the invention, spread, and evolution of printing from its inception in the 15th century through the 19th century. The first volume covers the period from 1450 to 1750, detailing the rise and decline of the craft, while the second volume addresses the revival and new flourishing of printing techniques from 1751 to 1882. Lorck's contributions provide valuable insights into the technological and cultural impacts of printing on society.

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