Sentence examples for print history from inspiring English sources

Baumgartner is from Leipzig, an area famous for its woodblock print history.

Yet those cards represent only one-tenth of Burdick's portfolio, which included postcards, cigar bands, paper dolls and mountains of other ephemera from the 19th and early 20th centuries — a tapestry of advertising and print history and a window into the popular culture of the time.

The documentary is sensitively filmed and edited, not just an important record of a significant chapter in print history, but a testament to the people who understood and worked every day on these extraordinary machines.

Her bestselling gay novels -- notably The Front Runner, Harlan's Race and Billy's Boy -- started their print history in 1974 and continue today with groundbreaking choices of themes and characters.

In addition to the four Arcadia volumes about Hartford by Wilson H. Faude, there is the handsome "The City of Hartford, 1784-1984" by Ellsworth Strong Grant and Marion Hepburn Grant (Connecticut Historical Society, 1986), and any number of out of print histories of the state capital.

I remember exactly where I was sitting when I started reading "What It Takes," Richard Ben Cramer's 1,000-page 1,000-paget history of the 1988 presidential campaign.

(See also printing: History of printing).

The Mariab directory (www.mariab.org) also includes brief descriptions of types of books offered (printing history, domestic arts, Beat poets).

She was also the author of several books on printing history and co-author with Madeleine Stern of autobiographical memoirs.

Hamon's early use of metal engraving is generally overlooked in discussions of the printing history of writing books because of the extreme scarcity of his little book.

For anyone interested in printing history or aesthetic ephemera, not to mention cigar box art, this is a jewel of a book.