Home | Resources | Services | Hosting | Publications | Collaboration | Joining CERL | About CERL |

You are here:: Home » CERL's Collaboration Network » Manutius Network 2015 » Aldine Editions at Pan Biblioteka Gdańska 

Home Page The Afterlife of Aldus Apertura Anno Manuziano Ex aedibus Aldi Aldus' Printed Achievement Renaissance Print Culture Aldo e la costruzione del mito The Illustrated Body L'Ancora e il Delfino Manuzio en España Per Aldo Aldo al lettore Five Centuries Later Turning the Page Collecting the Renaissance Aldus Manutius Scholar-printer Struggle and Dream Celebrating the Work of Aldus Aldus Scholar Printer Innovator Aldus and his Legacy Merchants of Print Aldus for Humanist Readers 500 años sin Aldo Aldines at E. Worth Library 500 Years Since Aldus Aldus at Eton Aldine Exhibition in Gdańsk Festina lente Aldo e gli ex libris Manutius Summer School The Genes of Aldo

News|Contact|Index|

 

Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

Link to this comparison view

Both sides previous revisionPrevious revision
Next revisionBoth sides next revision
collaboration:manutius_network_2015:pan_biblioteka [2015/06/18 08:52] – schleiercollaboration:manutius_network_2015:pan_biblioteka [2015/06/18 09:00] – schleier
Line 8: Line 8:
 The  exhibition features **12 items** which are a part of an interesting collection of books both printed and written by Manutius preserved in PAS Gdańsk Library. This library holds at least 50 books (according to preliminary estimates), which were mainly part of the collection originally belonging to the Neapolitan aristocrat - **Giovanni Bernardino Bonifacio** (1517-1597). The humanist donated his books to the Gdańsk City Council, which found its own library in 1596. Bonifacio’s Aldine collection includes, among others, the editions of **Thucydides, Herodotus, Statius and Seneca**, as well as the collected works of **Angelo Poliziano**. The  exhibition features **12 items** which are a part of an interesting collection of books both printed and written by Manutius preserved in PAS Gdańsk Library. This library holds at least 50 books (according to preliminary estimates), which were mainly part of the collection originally belonging to the Neapolitan aristocrat - **Giovanni Bernardino Bonifacio** (1517-1597). The humanist donated his books to the Gdańsk City Council, which found its own library in 1596. Bonifacio’s Aldine collection includes, among others, the editions of **Thucydides, Herodotus, Statius and Seneca**, as well as the collected works of **Angelo Poliziano**.
  
-<block 80:0:white;black;4px solid black;arial,sans-serif/9pt;> +<box 50%>
-test+
 <slider :collaboration:manutius_network_2015:un_seminario_internazionale_su_aldo_manuzio:XV.569.jpg> <slider :collaboration:manutius_network_2015:un_seminario_internazionale_su_aldo_manuzio:XV.569.jpg>
 <slider :collaboration:manutius_network_2015:un_seminario_internazionale_su_aldo_manuzio:XV_696.jpg> <slider :collaboration:manutius_network_2015:un_seminario_internazionale_su_aldo_manuzio:XV_696.jpg>
Line 23: Line 22:
 <slider :collaboration:manutius_network_2015:un_seminario_internazionale_su_aldo_manuzio:Cb_4095.jpg> <slider :collaboration:manutius_network_2015:un_seminario_internazionale_su_aldo_manuzio:Cb_4095.jpg>
 </slider> </slider>
-</block>+</box>
  
  
 collaboration/manutius_network_2015/pan_biblioteka.txt · Last modified: 2015/06/18 16:17 by schleier

 

 

Recent changes RSS feed Valid XHTML 1.0 Driven by DokuWiki