The History of Making Books: From Clay Tablets, Papyrus Rolls, and Illuminated Manuscripts to the Printing Press (Scholastic Voyages of Discovery. Visual Arts, 18)
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The History of Making Books: From Clay Tablets, Papyrus Rolls, and Illuminated Manuscripts to the Printing Press (Scholastic Voyages of Discovery. Visual Arts, 18)

by Scholastic Books

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Explore the evolution of books, from clay tablets and papyrus rolls to illuminated manuscripts and the printing press. This educational volume offers a visual introduction to the materials, methods, and artistic traditions that shaped the history of bookmaking.

About This Book

The History of Making Books explores how books were created across different periods and cultures.

It covers early forms such as clay tablets and papyrus rolls, along with the artistry of illuminated manuscripts.

The book also examines the development and significance of the printing press.

Part of the Scholastic Voyages of Discovery: Visual Arts series, it presents the subject as an accessible educational journey.

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