title-pages

Regnart announced on all the title-pages that they were ‘in the style of napolitane or Italian villanellas’.

Archive 2009-06-01 Lu 2009

He inscribed his name on their title-pages in his elegant hand; he also habitually marked and annotated them.

'Built of Books' 2009

On the other hand the title-pages of prints such as the Libro quarto de madrigali for five voices of 1567 referred to him as maestro di cappella of the Bavarian court.

Archive 2009-06-01 Lu 2009

Vannes stated that he was a choirboy at Arras Cathedral in 1525; most other facts about his early life are drawn from the title-pages of his five important publications: he was director of the choir at Tours Cathedral in 1539, master of the choirboys at Tournai Cathedral in 1545 and maître de chapelle there later that year.

Archive 2009-06-01 Lu 2009

After Estellina Conat, there were at least fifty-four other Jewish women printers whose names were on colophons or title-pages up to the 1920s and there have been many since.

Printers. 2009

In later years, after Amorach's death, the marked advance in the outcome of the firm as regards type and paper and title-pages and designs may be attributed to Froben, who was man of business enough to realize the importance of getting good men to serve him--Erasmus to edit books, Gerbell and Oecolampadius to correct the proofs, Graf and Holbein to provide the ornaments.to the pulpish

How to Edit, Chains, Flatland Lemon Hound 2008

In later years, after Amorach's death, the marked advance in the outcome of the firm as regards type and paper and title-pages and designs may be attributed to Froben, who was man of business enough to realize the importance of getting good men to serve him--Erasmus to edit books, Gerbell and Oecolampadius to correct the proofs, Graf and Holbein to provide the ornaments.to the pulpish

Archive 2008-05-01 Lemon Hound 2008

Following Russian custom, he used "Count" on the title-pages of his books up to his death in 1910.

The Tolstoys at Home Nikolai Tolstoy 2007

"[E] xtensive knowledge of title-pages, editions, and dates," he announced in an essay on "Bibliothecae," "excited not only my wonder, but, may I add, my disgust!"

Bibliographic Romance: Bibliophilia and the Book Object 2004

Monthly Review deplores the "extravagant value" placed on "the petty and insignificant knowledge of title-pages" and places the bibliographer

Bibliographic Romance: Bibliophilia and the Book Object 2004