Ornate and Inhabited Initial Letters Used in Sixteenth-Century Mexican Printing

Chapter 6 Ornate and Inhabited Initial Letters Used in Sixteenth-Century Mexican Printing

In: Illustration and Ornamentation in the Iberian Book World, 1450â1800

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Guadalupe RodrÃguez DomÃnguez

Guadalupe RodrÃguez DomÃnguez
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Series:Â Library of the Written Word, Volume: 91Â andÂ Library of the Written Word - The Handpress World, Volume: 91

Front Matter

Part 1 Research Infrastructure

Part 2 Printersâ Materials

Part 3 Describing Type and Identifying Printers

Part 4 Illustrations

Back Matter

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