ILLUSTRATIONS

English Illumination, 14th Century. From Queen Mary’s Psalter, Brit. Mus. Royal MS. 2B vii (in colors and gold)[Frontis.]
John Gutenberg. From Engraving by Alphonse Descaves. Bibliothèque Nationale, Parispage [6]
Aldus Manutius. From Engraving at the British Museum [10]
Dott. Comm. Guido Biagi. Seated at one of the plutei in the Laurenziana Library, Florence (1906) [14]
Hand-written Humanistic Characters. From Sinibaldi’s Virgil, 1485. Laurenziana Library, Florence [16]
Specimen Page of proposed Edition of Dante. To be printed by Bertieri, of Milan, in Humanistic Type [19]
Jenson’s Roman Type. From Cicero: Rhetorica, Venice, 1470 [22]
Emery Walker’s Doves Type. From Paradise Regained, London, 1905 [23]
Autograph Letter from Charles Eliot Norton [31]
Illuminated Page of Petrarch’s Triumphs. Set in Humanistic Type designed by the Author [32]
Autograph Page of Eugene Field Manuscript. From Second Book of Verse, New York, 1892 [39]
Autograph Verse in Field’s own Copy of Trumpet and Drum [41]
John Wilson in 1891. Master-Printer [42]
Page of Horace Fletcher Manuscript [77]
Giambattista Bodoni. From Engraving at the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris [78]
The Bodoni Letter compared with the Didot Letter [81]
Horace Fletcher in 1915 [82]
Autograph Letter from Henry James to Horace Fletcher [87]
Mirror Title. From Augustinus: Opera. 1485. Laurenziana Library, Florence [94]
T. J. Cobden-Sanderson. From Etching by Alphonse Legros, 1893 [96]
Carved Ivory Binding, Jeweled with Rubies and Turquoises. From Psalter (12th Century). Brit. Mus. Eger. MS. 1139 [112]
Byzantine Illumination (11th Century). Psalter in Greek. Brit. Mus. Add. MS. 19352 [118]
Celtic Illumination (8th Century). Lindisfarne Gospels. Brit. Mus. Cotton MS. Nero D. iv [124]
Carolingian Handwriting (9th Century). Alcuin Bible. Brit. Mus. Add. MS. 10546 [126]
Carolingian Illumination (9th Century). Golden Gospels of St. Médard. Bibl. Nat. MS. Lat. 8850 [128]
Gothic Illumination (13th Century). Miniature Page from the Psalter of St. Louis. Bibl. Nat. MS. Lat. 10525 [130]
Gothic Illumination (13th Century). Text Page from the Psalter of St. Louis. Bibl. Nat. MS. Lat. 10525 [132]
English Illumination (14th Century). Queen Mary’s Psalter. Brit. Mus. Royal MS. 2B. vii [134]
French Illumination (15th Century). Bedford Book of Hours. Brit. Mus. Add. MS. 18850 [136]
French Renaissance Illumination (15th Century). Antiquities of the Jews. Bibl. Nat. MS. Français 247 [138]
Flemish Illumination (15th Century). Miniature Page from the Grimani Breviary. Bibl. S. Marco, Venice [142]
Flemish Illumination (15th Century). Text Page from the Grimani Breviary. Bibl. S. Marco, Venice [144]
Italian Illumination (15th Century). Book of Hours, by Francesco d’Antonio. R. Lau. Bibl. Ashb. 1874 [146]
French Illumination (16th Century). Miniature from Hours of Anne of Brittany. Bibl. Nat. MS. Lat. 9474 [148]
French Illumination (16th Century). Text Page from Hours of Anne of Brittany. Bibl. Nat. MS. Lat. 9474 [150]
Order for Payment of 1050 livres tournois to Jean Bourdichon for the Hours of Anne of Brittany, 1508 [152]
Autograph Letter from Maurice Hewlett [161]
Autograph Poem by Austin Dobson [167]
Mark Twain. At the Villa di Quarto, Florence, 1904. From a Snap-shot [170]
Autograph Letter from Mark Twain. With Snap-shot of Villa di Quarto [172]
Autograph Letter from William Dean Howells [185]
Part of a Page from the Vellum Copy of the Gutenberg Bible. Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris [195]
Rubricator’s Mark at end of First Volume of a Defective Copy of the Gutenberg Bible, Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris [196]
Rubricator’s Mark at end of Second Volume of a Defective Copy of the Gutenberg Bible, Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris [197]
Gutenberg, Fust, Coster, Aldus Manutius, Froben. From Engraving by Jacob Houbraken (1698–1780) [198]
John Fust. From an Old Engraving [199]
Device and Explicit of Nicolas Jenson [203]
Jenson’s Gothic Type. From Augustinus: De Civitate Dei, Venice, 1475 [205]
Device of Aldus Manutius [208]
Grolier in the Printing Office of Aldus. After Painting by François Flameng. Through Courtesy the Grolier Club, New York City [208]
Text Page from Aldus’ Hypnerotomachia Poliphili, Venice, 1499 [211]
Illustrated Page from Aldus’ Hypnerotomachia Poliphili, Venice, 1499 [212]
Grolier Binding. Castiglione: Cortegiano. Aldine Press, 1518. Laurenziana Library, Florence [212]
Grolier Binding. Capella: L’Anthropologia. Aldine Press, 1533. Laurenziana Library, Florence [214]
Robert Étienne. From Engraving by Étienne Johandier Desrochers (c. 1661–1741) [217]
Title Page showing Étienne’s Royal Greeks, Paris, 1550 [220]
Text Page Showing Étienne’s Roman Face [222]
Text Page showing Étienne’s Royal Greeks, from Novum Jesu Christi D. N. Testamentum, Paris, 1550 [222]
Christophe Plantin. From Engraving by Edme de Boulonois (c. 1550) [225]
Title Page of Plantin’s Biblia Polyglotta, Antwerp, 1568 [228]
Page of Preface of Plantin’s Biblia Polyglotta, Antwerp, 1568 [229]
Text Pages of Plantin’s Biblia Polyglotta, Antwerp, 1568 [230]
Second Page of Plantin’s Biblia Polyglotta, Antwerp, 1568 [232]
Device of Christophe Plantin [236]
Title Page of Elzevir’s Terence, Leyden, 1635 [241]
Text Pages of Elzevir’s Terence, Leyden, 1635 [242]
John Baskerville [244]
Title Page of Baskerville’s Virgil, Birmingham, 1757 [247]
Text Page of Baskerville’s Virgil, Birmingham, 1757 [249]
Engraving from Didot’s Racine, Paris, 1801. By Prud’hon [253]
Title Page of Didot’s Racine, Paris, 1801 [253]
Opening Page of Didot’s Racine, Paris, 1801 [255]
Text Page of Didot’s Racine, Paris, 1801 [256]
Firmin Didot. From Engraving by Pierre Gustave Eugène Staal (1817–1882) [256]
William Morris. From Portrait by G. F. Watts, R. A., in the National Portrait Gallery, London. Painted in 1880 [258]
Sir Edward Burne-Jones, Bart. From a Photograph at the British Museum [260]
Text Page of Kelmscott Chaucer, 1896 [262]
Title Page of Doves Bible, London, 1905 [265]
Text Page of Doves Bible, London, 1905 [267]
The Sala Michelangiolo, in the Laurenziana Library, Florence [276]
Dott. Comm. Guido Biagi, in 1924 [278]
Vestibule of the Laurenziana Library, Florence [280]
Miniature Page from the Biblia Amiatina, R. Lau. Bibl. Cod. Amiatinus I [288]
Antonio Magliabecchi [293]
Library Slips used by George Eliot while working on Romola in Magliabecchian Library, Florence [296]