Bernard Quaritch Boeken

In 'The Spanish Letter of Columbus to Luis de Sant Angel Escribano de Racion of the Kingdom of Aragon dated 15 February 1493', Bernard Quaritch offers a facsimile and a facsimile translation of the letter that Columbus wrote to announce his discovery of the New World. This document is a key piece of the history of the encounter between Europe and America, and a testimony of the language and the culture of the time.

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Delve into the fascinating history of bookbinding as both an art form and a practical craft with this collection of exquisite facsimiles. Featuring examples from diverse time periods and regions, this volume showcases the range of techniques and styles that have characterized bookbinding over the centuries. Whether you are a book lover, an artist, or a historian, this collection is sure to inspire and delight.

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