Sentence examples for history print from inspiring English sources

Which makes sense, because for most of human history, print was all we had.

The Book History Colloquium aims to provide a broad outlet for the scholarly discussion of book history, print culture, the book arts, and bibliographical research, and (ideally) the promotion of research and publication in these fields.

A rigorous and innovative study of sixteenth-century attitudes toward the arctic, Into the White is broadly and seamlessly interdisciplinary treating religion, environmental history, print history, book history, art history navigational history, philosophy but never subordinates the visual or treats images as mere illustrations of other concerns.

The Book History Colloquium at Columbia University, open to any discipline, aims to provide a broad outlet for the scholarly discussion of book history, print culture, the book arts, and bibliographical research, and (ideally) the promotion of research and publication in these fields.

Bruntjen argues that "despite the extensive sales of varied types of reproductive prints, it was the contemporary history print which accounted for the major part of Boydell's success as a print dealer".

"For much of history, prints have been intimately and inversely related to construction.

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Some of the medallions are appropriated from natural history prints known as "Besler's Tulips," the work of Basilius Besler (1561-1629) who in 1614 compiled a book of natural history prints to document scientifically flowers and natural wildlife.

Engravings of scenes in the nation's political history — prints nearly as old as the house itself — march up the stairway.

Overview: History, printed material, annual reports, financial records, etc., of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union, a non-profit social and educational agency in Boston, Mass.

These include Chairman Mao's "Little Red Book", Josef Goebbels's cheap radios sold for Nazi broadcasts (known as "Volksempfänger"), posters of Hitler as a national saviour ("Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer"), and "Mao Goes to Anyan" (pictured right)—the most reproduced image in history, printed 900m times.