Making Books to Form Readers: Denis Jano's Recycled Images and the Materiality of Reading in Sixteenth-Century France.

This essay examines the prolific use of woodcut images by Denis Janot, a wellknown and successful sixteenth-century printer-publisher. It argues that the repetition and reuse of images both within and among books on Janot's list served as a form of branding that connected the reader not to one indiv...

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Publicado en:	French Historical Studies Vol. 41; no. 3; pp. 403 - 426
Autor principal:	ZANGER, ABBY E.
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Duke University Press Aug2018
Materias:	Books & reading 16th century book illustration Janot, Denis Publishing Print culture Early printed books Readership French woodcutting (Printmaking) Sixteenth century History France
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