Marketing prints to the Dutch republic: Novelty and the print publisher.

Focuses on the contribution of print publishers to the flourishing of the varied artistic industry in the United Provinces of the Netherlands. Political, social and religious circumstances that influenced the fortunes of print publishers; Relationship of novelty to the art market; Demand for propag...

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Published in:Journal of Medieval & Early Modern Studies Vol. 28; no. 1; pp. 141 - 166
Main Author: Orenstein, Nadine M.
Format: Article
Published: Duke University Press Winter98
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Summary:Focuses on the contribution of print publishers to the flourishing of the varied artistic industry in the United Provinces of the Netherlands. Political, social and religious circumstances that influenced the fortunes of print publishers; Relationship of novelty to the art market; Demand for propagandistic imagery in support of nationalist causes; Niche marketing of prints.