Year
Event Keyword

1494
Brant. Sebastian Brant's Narrenschiff published, illustrated with BRANT

woodcuts, among them the famous Bookfool woodcut by Dürer (?)

1494
Narrenschiff, Ship of Fools, by Sebastian Brant, published by NARRENSCHIFF

Bergmann von Olpe, Basle, illustrated with 114 woodcuts.

1495
Manutius, Greek Grammar, first book published by Manutius MANUTIUS

1495
Bembo. First Latin book from the Aldus' press was Pietro Bembo's BEMBO

dialog about Aetna (printed in a roman type that became the model

for later French types, including Garamond's

1495
Griffo, Francesco, cut 'old face' roman type for Aldus Manutius MANUTIUS

1495
Lufft, Hans, d.1584, printer-publisher of Wittenberg LUFFT

1495
Bale, John (1563). Compiler of first bibliography in England BALE

1495
Manutius, Edition of Aristotle in five volumes, first complete edition in MANUTIUS

Greek, printed/published between 1495-1498

1497
Neudörfer, Johann, d. 1563, writing master of Nuremberg, his NEUDÖRFER

'Fundament' was the first writing book to be published (collection of

Fraktur scripts).

1497
Holbein, Hans, d.1543. HOLBEIN

1498
Durer's Apocalypse series woodcuts DÜRER

1498
Music Printing using movable type invented by Ottaviano Petrucci of MUSIC PRINTING

Venice

1498
Music Printing using movable type invented by Ottaviano Petrucci of PETRUCCI

Venice

1499
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili printed by Manutius MANUTIUS

1499
Printing Press, oldest known reproduction of, in Dance of Death PRINTING PRESS

printed in Lyon by M.Huss

1500
Garamont, Claude, d.1561. Parisian type designer and punch cutter GARAMONT

1501
Manutius. First time use of Francisco Griffo's *Italic* type by Manutius GRIFFO

1501
Manutius. Virgil edition; first book by Aldus Manutius in octavo format MANUTIUS

1501
Manutius. First time use of Francesco Griffo's *Italic* type by MANUTIUS

1502
Egenolff, Christian, d.1555, established press and foundry in EGENOLFF

Frankfurt 1530

1507
Chiaroscuro, first by Georg Lucas Cranach. CRANACH

1507
Oporinus, Johannes, d.1568, scholar-printer of Basle, issued more OPORINUS

than 800 publications, including Koran and writings by Luther. Most

important: Andreas Vesalius 'De Humani Corporis Fabrica'

(anatomical study)

1507
Chiaroscuro, first by Georg Lucas Cranach. CHIAROSCURO

1508
Jost de Negker, active in Antwerp 1508-1544, master of Burgkmair, WOODCUT, COLOURED

Cranach and Hans Baldung Grien. Believed to be the inventor of the

colored woodcut.

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