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B-60. European Bookbinding, 1500–1800

How bookbinding in the post-medieval period developed to meet the demands placed on it by the growth of printing; techniques and materials employed to meet these demands; the development of …

B-80. The Description of Bookbindings

Bookbinding

Intended for catalog librarians, antiquarian booksellers, book collectors, and others who wish to write concise and accurate descriptions of bookbindings, the course will concentrate on bindings produced between the late …

B-40. Medieval & Early Renaissance Bookbinding Structures

Bookbinding

Students will investigate the diversities of European bookbinding structures, up to and including the early period of more generalized practice and division of labor. Topics of the course include identification …

Todd Pattison

Christopher Clarkson

Emeritus Faculty

Jan Storm van Leeuwen

Emeritus Faculty

B-10. Introduction to the History of Bookbinding

Bookbinding

“I came, I saw, I feel empowered with bookbinding knowledge!” — 2018 student Throughout history, books have been bound and decorated in a number of different ways, using different materialsand …

Bookbinding

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B-60. European Bookbinding, 1500–1800

B-80. The Description of Bookbindings

B-40. Medieval & Early Renaissance Bookbinding Structures

Todd Pattison

Christopher Clarkson

Jan Storm van Leeuwen

B-10. Introduction to the History of Bookbinding