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mayo 20, 2006
by Rodrigo Ortega
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Category Archives: Artes del Libro
mayo 18, 2006
by Rodrigo Ortega
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Los Gutenbergs de América Latina
“A mediados del siglo XVI, la tipografía se extendió con la rapidez del viento por toda America Latina. Tan solo 50 años después de la llegada de los españoles, el oficio de impresor ya estaba en auge. Para los pioneros, … Continue reading
mayo 18, 2006
by Rodrigo Ortega
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Printing in Mexico in the 17th Century. By Manuel Toussaint
Printing in Mexico, which had such a brilliant start in the 16th century, continued to grow no less flourishing in the following centuries. The Old styles letter called “de Tortis”, that made the … Continue reading
mayo 18, 2006
by Rodrigo Ortega
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Old Mexican Prints. By Gabriel Fernandez Ledesma
One of the most important branches of Mexican folklore is reaveled by the prints of a popular character illustrated by woodcuts or metal engravings which circulated abundantly during the 19th Century. We do … Continue reading
mayo 17, 2006
by Rodrigo Ortega
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Olaya Balcells. Encuadernadora
mayo 17, 2006
by Rodrigo Ortega
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Mexican Books in the Sixteenth Century. By Federico Gomez de Orozco
Undoubtedly patronized by Fray de Zumárraga, Bishop of Mexico (who by the way labored enthusiastically to bring printing to Mexico), Pablos opened his workshop in a section of the Episcopal Palace. This place … Continue reading