This book provides a comprehensive study of the famous Zainer dynasty of printers in Ulm, Germany in the 15th century. The author, an expert on the history of book printing, examines the family's legacy in the context of the broader history of printing and publishing in Europe. With detailed analysis of their printing techniques and innovations, this book is an essential resource for anyone studying the history of the book or the development of print culture.
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