cm. 18 x 25,5, 340 pp. con 60 tavv. f.t. Villa i Tatti - The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies The fifteen essays about Aldus Manutius which appear in this volume represent the best of Aldine scholarship and four years of planning, presentation, revision, and editing. Four sections: Aldus Manutius and Renaissance culture, Aldus and the Classics, Aldus and the Art Book, The influence of Aldus. Essays by: P. Scapecchi, M. Lowry, C.H. Clough, M. Sicherl, N. Barker, C. Vecce, R. Hexter, L. Armstrong, H.K. Sz?pe, A. Dillon Bussi, D. Stichel, A. Hobson, K. Jensen, H.G. Fletcher, C. Griffin. The fifteen essays about Aldus Manutius which appear in this volume represent the best of Aldine scholarship and four years of planning, presentation, revision, and editing. Four sections: Aldus Manutius and Renaissance culture, Aldus and the Classics, Aldus and the Art Book, The influence of Aldus. Essays by: P. Scapecchi, M. Lowry, C.H. Clough, M. Sicherl, N. Barker, C. Vecce, R. Hexter, L. Armstrong, H.K. Sz?pe, A. Dillon Bussi, D. Stichel, A. Hobson, K. Jensen, H.G. Fletcher, C. Griffin. Inglese 1074 gr. 340 p.
