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Nov 29, 2022 alvoisard Nov 01, 2022 wilsone5	farfel_n09_023_581 Part of a series of Bibles produced over the period beginning 1506 to 1522 by the Lyon printer J. Sacon, some issued under his own name + some published in Nuremberg under Kobuger's name. (1506, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 21, 22) 1512 --> 1st ed. de la bible revisa par f. Albertus Castellanus, imprimee pour le compte d'A. Koherger Pauzu VII, 300. 205 The woodcuts made for the Latin Bible printed by J. Sacon in 1512 were copied from Venetian illust. which in part date back to the celebrated Mortima Italian #57 Malermi Bible of 1490, printed by Giovanni Ragazzo for Luci Antonio Giunta (Goff B-644). The 1490 Bible, an Italian translation by Niccolo Malermi, was the prototype for a succession of illust. Bibles of the early 16th C. Sacon was the 1st of the Lyons printers to have the Giunta blocks copied + his model was the Giunta 4^0 bible (Latin) of 1511 which contains the 15th C* 1498- Goff B-603 HEHL 84584 [crossed out] 1st illustrated Latin Bible - A. Kobuger. Nuremberg, 1485, Goff B-543 GW 4218 [end crossed out] *blocks within ornamental borders which were not used in the early Guinta editions, N.T. blocks of a different shape + style + the 3rd set of small blocks. Bible. Biblia (ed. Alberto da Castello) 4^0 in 12's Venice, Luc' Antonio Guinta, 5 cal June, 1511. 144 cuts (including 16 repetitions. 32x21mm to 185x127mm 27 of these blocks are signed "b", 2 "F", 3 "L" + 2 "C". Many of the O.T. blocks are from the 1490 ed. of N. Malermi's Italian translation of the Bible printed for Luc' A. Guinta by Biovanni Ragazzo. The O.T. blocks are printed within floral borders. 5th Giunta Bible listed by Sander (Vol. 1 no. 999) The 4 Giunta Bibles from 1490 to 1507 were all Italian text.	farfel_n09_023_581 Part of a series of Bibles produced over the period beginning 1506 to 1522 by the Lyon printer J. Sacon, some issued under his own name + some published in Nuremberg under Kobuger's name. (1506, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 21, 22) 1512 --> 1st ed. de la bible revisa par f. Albertus Castellanus, imprimee pour le compte d'A. Koherger Pauzu VII, 300. 205 The woodcuts made for the Latin Bible printed by J. Sacon in 1512 were copied from Venetian illust. which in part date back to the celebrated Mortima Italian #57 Malermi Bible of 1490, printed by Giovanni Ragazzo for Luci Antonio Giunta (Goff B-644). The 1490 Bible, an Italian translation by Niccolo Malermi, was the prototype for a succession of illust. Bibles of the early 16th C. Sacon was the 1st of the Lyons printers to have the Giunta blocks copied + his model was the Giunta 4^0 bible (Latin) of 1511 which contains the 15th C* 1498- Goff B-603 HEHL 84584 [crossed out] 1st illustrated Latin Bible - A. Kobuger. Nuremberg, 1485, Goff B-543 GW 4218 [end crossed out] *blocks within ornamental borders which were not used in the early Guinta editions, N.T. blocks of a different shape + style + the 3rd set of small blocks. Bible. Biblia (ed. Alberto da Castello) 4^0 in 12's Venice, Luc' Antonio Guinta, 5 cal June, 1511. 144 cuts (including 16 repetitions. 32x21mm to 185x127mm 27 of these blocks are signed "b", 2 "F", 3 "L" + 2 "C". Many of the O.T. blocks are from the 1490 ed. of N. Malermi's Italian translation of the Bible printed for Luc' A. Guinta by Biovanni Ragazzo. The O.T. blocks are printed within floral borders. 5th Giunta Bible listed by Sander (Vol. 1 no. 999) The 4 Giunta Bibles from 1490 to 1507 were all Italian text.

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