The first illustrated Aldine Dante counterfeited by a Venetian printer
Aldine Editions, Counterfeits, Dante, Illustrated Books, Literature, 16th CenturyMargherita PalumboAldine Editions, counterfeits, 16th Century, Dante, literature, illustrated books and prints, illustrations
One of the Greatest Female Poets of the Renaissance: Gaspara Stampa and Her Rime
The strange effect of a forged plaquette: A further note on a pair of Renaissance bindings
The strange case of a genuine Renaissance Venetian binding and the modern allure of myth
The Lyonnais counterfeit of the 1501 Aldine Petrarch
After Spirito: Fortune-Telling Books by Fanti and Marcolini
15th Century, Fortune-Telling Books, 16th Century, Illustrated Books, Games and Play, 18th Century, Astronomy & AstrologyJulia Stimac and Margherita Palumbolottery books, fortune-telling, chance, games, game-books, astrology
On Fortune-Telling Books: A Spirito Incunable and Two Later Manuscripts
16th Century, 15th Century, 17th Century, Fortune-Telling Books, Games and Play, Incunables, Manuscripts, Astronomy & AstrologyJulia Stimac and Margherita Palumbolottery books, fortune-telling, games, game-books, chance, astrology
The Marcolini Commedia of 1544
Great Provenance, Illustrated Books, Bindings, Dante, 16th Century, History of PrintingMargherita PalumboDante, provenance, great provenance, literature, 16th Century
A Publishing First: The Psalterium David et cantica aliqua of 1513, the first book printed in the Ge’Ez language
Updating Ptolemy
Volvelles, what a passion!
15th Century, 16th Century, Illustrated Books, Incunables, History of Printing, Science, Prints, Philosophy, Astronomy & AstrologyMargherita Palumboincunables, manuscripts, science, volvelles, illustrations, illustrated books and prints, diagra, 15th Century, 16th Century
Nardi’s 'she-wolf', one of the finest marks in the history of early Italian printing
