Incunables Illustrs Imitant Les Manuscrits; Le Passage Du Manuscrit Au Livre Imprim

Ce livre est une étude des incunables illustrés, c'est-à-dire les premiers livres imprimés en Europe avant 1501. L'auteur, Leo S. Olschki, étudie comment ces livres imitent les manuscrits et comment l'impression a permis le passage de la culture manuscrite à la culture imprimée. C'est une ressource importante pour les historiens du livre et de l'imprimerie.

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