Print and The Book, The

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A small exhibition discussing the relationship between prints and books as displayed in four books, spanning four centuries, from the late 15th to the late 19th century. Together the books show the many ways in which prints and images can be integrated with text and type. The four books on exhibit are Wolgemut’s “The Nuremberg Chronicle,” Blake’s “Night Thoughts,” Atthalin’s “Les Voyages Pittoresques…” and William Morris’ “Kelsmscott Chaucer.”

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