Publication: Historia mínima (y desde luego incompleta) de los impresos de una sola hoja. I. Los primeros tiempos de la imprenta
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2001
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Calambur
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Se aborda en este trabajo una primera aproximación a los impresos de una sola hoja, es decir,
a las ediciones que se imprimen exclusivamente en la hoja básica del formato de imprenta,
bien en el recto, bien contando con ambas caras del papel se presentan unas notas históricas
referidas a los primeros impresos incunables europeos de Gutenberg, en relación con la existencia
anterior de los libros xilográficos, junto a las características técnicas y editoriales de
esta modalidad, que implica una determinada tipología textual acorde con la extensión y,
consecuentemente, con el formato resultante. Se establece, asimismo, una clasificación provisional
de los textos aparecidos en la producción editorial española del siglo XV y comienzos del
siglo XVI, con la mención de las obras más significativas: Bulas, Cartas, etc.
This article considers printed broadsheets, that is, those publications which were only printed on a single folio, either on the recto or on both sides. Some historical remarks are made regarding incunables and their relation to previous wood-block books, along with their technical and printing features. The latter suggests the existence ofa typology based on the length and the form ofthe text. A provisional classification oftexts printed during the later fifteenth century and early sixteenth centuries is offered, along with the mention of the most significantforms (Bulls, Letters, etc).
This article considers printed broadsheets, that is, those publications which were only printed on a single folio, either on the recto or on both sides. Some historical remarks are made regarding incunables and their relation to previous wood-block books, along with their technical and printing features. The latter suggests the existence ofa typology based on the length and the form ofthe text. A provisional classification oftexts printed during the later fifteenth century and early sixteenth centuries is offered, along with the mention of the most significantforms (Bulls, Letters, etc).
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Litterae : Cuadernos de cultura escrita. ISSN: 1578-5130. Año I 2001 n. 1 pp. 137-144