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[BKARTS] Book History Workshop, April 2005, Lyon, France
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BOOK HISTORY WORKSHOP
Lyon, 25 - 28 April 2005
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For the fourth edition of its Book History Workshop, the Lyon-based
Institut
d'histoire du livre is offering five advanced four-day courses in
the
fields of book and printing history. Courses on offer this year are:
INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF INCUNABULA
tutor: Kristian Jensen (new course, in English)
TYPE, LETTERING AND CALLIGRAPHY: PART TWO 18301-980
tutor: James Mosley (new course, in French)
PRINTED EPHEMERA UNDER THE MAGNIFYING GLASS
tutor: Michael Twyman (course in English)
INTRODUCTION TO ANALYTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
tutor: Neil Harris (course in French)
FRENCH GOLD-TOOLED BOOKBINDINGS 1507-1967 : MAJOR WORKSHOPS AND
COLLECTORS
tutors: Isabelle de Conihout and Pascal Ract-Madoux (course in
French)
The Book History Workshop is aimed at book and printing historians
and at the many other specialists who encounter questions related to
book and printing history in the course of their work: researchers,
teachers, archivists, librarians, museum curators, antiquarian
booksellers,
collectors, designers, etc.
The courses offered by the Institut d'histoire du livre cover
various
aspects of the history of the book and graphic communications.
Subjects are
dealt with from both theoretical and practical points of view
through
illustrated lectures, discussions and close study of original
documents. In
addition to Lyons City Library and Museum of Printing which are the
principal source of original documents for study, the Bibliothèque
Mazarine
(Paris) will also open its collections to students following the
course
on French gold-tooled bindings.
The courses will take place in Lyon from the 25th to the 28th April
2005.
Classes will be held at the Ecole normale supérieure - lettres et
sciences
humaines (Lyon) with sessions at the Lyon City Library, the Printing
Museum
(and the Bibliothèque Mazarine, Paris in the case of the course on
French
gold-tooled bindings).
Tuition fee: 450 euros (mid-day meals included).
In order to facilitate access to collections of original documents
the
number of participants is limited to twelve per class.
For further information and evaluations of previous Book History
Workshops
see:
http://ihl.enssib.fr/siteihl.php?page=6&aflng=en
or contact:
Marie-Noëlle Frachon
Bibliothèque de la Part-Dieu
30 boulevard Vivier-Merle
69003 Lyon
France
mnfrachon@xxxxxxxxxx
http://ihl.enssib.fr
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