Cartolai, illuminators, and printers in fifteenth-century Italy: the evidence of the Ripoli press

Author: Rouse, M.A. and R.H. Rouse
Title: Cartolai, illuminators, and printers in fifteenth-century Italy: the evidence of the Ripoli press
Publication: Los Angeles: Department of Special Collections, University Research Library, University of California, 1988

Description: 8vo, pp. 127, [25] p. of facsimile plates; 1 color facsimile frontispiece tipped in; original grey wrappers, paper label (slightly soiled); some shelf wear, interior fine. No. 1 of the UCLA University Research Library Department of Special Collections Occasional Papers.

Seller ID: 37255

Subject: Imprints



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