Annual Bibliography of the History of the Printed Book and Libraries: Volume 31 (Annual Bibliography of the History of the Printed Book and Libraries)

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ANNUAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE HISTORY OF
THE PRINTED BOOK AND LIBRARIES
VOLUME 31
Editor:
THED EPARTMEONF TE XPERSTE RVICEOFS T HE EXPERSTE RVICE&S C OLLECTIONS
DIVISIONK,o ninklijke Bibliotheek, P.O. Box 90407, 2509 LK The Hague,
The Netherlands
Editorial committee:
Marieke van Delft (chairman), Paul van Capelleveen (secretary), Ellen van Oers
Members of the Editorial Board:
Arab countries Geoffrey Roper (Cambridge, GB)
Australia Jurgen We ner
Austria Ulrike ~in%ler
Belarus L. Novickaja, G. Olejnik
Belgium Jeanne Blogie, Bart Op de Beeck, Annie de Coster, Anne Rou-
zet, Claude Sorgeloos
Bulgaria Petya Kaludina
Canada Bertrum H. MacDonald, Anne MacKinnon
Croatia Aleksandar Stiuc'eviC
.
Estonia Urve Sildre
Finland Anna-Maija Pietila
France Catherine Alicot, Corinne Bouquin, Christophe Bouton, Chantal
Faure, Svlvie Guillataud, Nathalie Laquerl*e,M arie-Hildne Pons,
Lucile ~iunel
Great Britain Christine She herd, Michael A.M. Smallman, Huw Walters
Hungary Zoltbn ~zBvekJ:d nos Heltai. Pkter Pevger
Iceland
Ireland Charyes Benson
Italy Luigi Balsamo, Elisa Grignani , Anna Manfron
Latin America Orchid Mazurkiewicz. Katherine McCann, Ruby Meraz Gutierrez, Eileen Oliver
Latvia Lilija Limane
Lithuania Osvaldas Janonis, Ausra Navickiene
Luxembourg Emile Thoma
Mexico Judith Licea de Arenas, Hugo A. Figueroa-Alcantara
Netherlands Wilco van den Brink, Paul van Capelleveen, Ellen van Oers
Nonva Edgar Ytteborg
polan2 Maria Zychowicz
Portugal Fernanda Maria Campos, Manuela D. Domingos
Romania Emanuel Actarian
Russia Olga Grac'eva, Ludmila Kozlova, Natalia Romasheva
Slovakia Klbra Komarova
South Africa Elmare Broodryk
Spain Concha Lois
Sweden Wolfgang Undorf
Switzerland Pierre Surchat
Turkey Gedo fr ey Roper (Cambridge, GB)
Ukraine Lu mila Gorogockaja
USA Hermina G.B. Anghelescu, Donald G. Davis, Ed Goedeken
Invitation:
Bibliographers and historians of the printed book from countries not
mentioned in the list above are invited to join the present scheme of
in-ternational cooperation. The editor will gladly provide more infor-
mation.
ABHB
Annual Bibliography of the History of
the Printed Book and Libraries
VOLUME 31: PUBLICATIONS OF 2000
and additions from the preceding years
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of the Koninklijke BibliotheekLRoyal Library of the Netherlands,
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CO NTENTS
INTRODUCTION VII

LIST OF PERIODICALS XII

A. GENERAL WORKS ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE PRINTED BOOK AND 1
LIBRARIES
General, 1; Belarus, 2; Estonia, 2; Germany, 2; Great Britain, 2; Hungary, 3; Latvia, 3;
The Netherlands, 3; New Zealand, 4; Poland, 4; Portugal, 4; Spain, 4; Switzerland, 4;
United States, 4
B PAPER, INKS, PRINTING MATERIALS 5
General, 5; Estonia, 6; France, 6; Great Britain, 6; The Netherlands, 7; Russian
Federation, 7; South Africa, 8; Spain, 8; United States, 8
9
C. CALLIGRAPHY, TYPE DESIGN, TYPEFOUNDING
General, 9; Belgium, 10; Finland, 10; France, 10; Germany, 10; Great Britain, 10; Italy,
11; Lithuania, 12; The Netherlands, 12; Russian Federation, 12; Spain, 12; Switzerland,
13; Turkey, 13; United States, 13

D. LAYOUT, COMPOSING, PRINTING, PRESSES, PRINTED BOOKS 14

General, 14 Australia, 24; Austria, 24; Belarus, 24; Belgium, 25; Bulgaria, 29; Canada, 31;
China, 32; Croatia, 32, Czech Republic, 33; Denmark, 33; Egypt, 33; Estonia, 33;
Finland, 35; France, 36; Germany, 42; Great Britain, 49; Greece, 57; Hungary, 57;
Iceland, 59; India, 59; Indonesia, 59; Iran, 60; Iraq, 60; Ireland, 60; Italy, 61; Japan, 66;
Korea, 66; Latvia, 66; Lithuania, 67; Mexico, 68; Morocco, 69; The Netherlands, 69;
New Zealand, 82; Poland, 82; Portugal, 86; Romania, 87; Russian Federation, 87;
Slovakia, 91; Spain, 93; Suriname, 100; Sweden, 100; Switzerland, 101; Turkey, 103;

Ukraine, 104; United States, 104; Uzbekistan, 107

E. BOOK ILLUSTRATION 108

General, 108; Australia, 111; Belarus, 112; Belgium, 112; Canada,113; China,114;
Estonia, 114; Finland, 114; France, 114; Germany, 118; Great Britain, 120; Hungary,
123; Iceland, 124; India, 124; Iran, 124; Ireland, 124; Italy, 124; Japan, 125; Latvia, 125;
Lithuania, 125; Mexico, 126; The Netherlands, 126; Poland, 129; Russian Federation,
130; Spain, 133; Sweden, 134; Switzerland, 135; Ukraine, 135; United States, 136
F. BOOKBINDING 138
General, 138; Australia, 141; Belgium, 141; Canada, 141; Croatia, 142; Estonia, 142;
France, 142; Germany, 145; Great Britain, 145; Hungary, 149; Ireland, 149; Italy,
150;Luxembourg, 150; The Netherlands, 150; Paraquay, 152; Poland, 152; Russian

Federation, 152; South Africa, 152; Spain, 152; Switzerland, 153; United States, 153
G. BOOK TRADE, PUBLISHING 154
General, 154; Argentina, 159; Australia, 160; Austria, 161; Belarus, 162; Belgium, 162;
Brazil, 164; Bulgaria, 165; Canada, 165; Chile, 168; China, 168; Colombia, 169; Croatia,
169; Cuba, 170; Denmark, 170; Egypt, 170; Estonia, 170; Ethiopia, 171; Finland, 171;
France, 171; Germany, 180; Ghana, 183; Great Britain, 183; Hungary, 198; India, 199;
Indonesia, 199; Ireland, 199; Israel, 200; Italy, 200; Ivory Coast, 201; Japan, 201; Kenya,
201; Latvia, 201; Lithuania, 203; Mexico, 203; The Netherlands, 204; New Zealand,
216; Nicaragua, 216; Nigeria, 216; Peru, 216; Poland, 216; Portugal, 219; Russian
Federation, 219; Slovakia, 231; South Africa, 231; Spain, 232; Sweden, 235;
Switzerland, 236; Turkey, 238; Ukraine, 238; United States, 239; Uzbekistan, 244;
Venezuela, 244; Yugoslavia, 244; Zambia, 244
VI CO NTENTS
H. BIBLIOPHILY, BOOK COLLECTING 245
General, 245; Argentina, 246; Australia, 247; Austria, 247; Belarus, 247;
Belgium, 247; Bolivia, 249; Brazil, 249; Bulgaria, 249; Croatia, 249; Czech
Republic, 250; Denmark, 250; Estonia, 250; Finland, 250; France, 250; Germany, 255;
Great Britain, 256; Hungary, 261; Italy, 262; Japan, 263; Latvia, 264; Lithuania, 264;
The Netherlands, 264; New Zealand, 269; Peru, 269; Poland, 269; Portugal, 272;
Romania, 272; Russian Federation, 273; Slovakia, 278; Spain, 279; Sweden, 282;
Switzerland, 283; Turkey, 284; Ukraine, 284; United States, 284; Uzbekistan, 287

J. LIBRARIES, LIBRARIANSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, INSTITUTIONS 288
General, 288; Argentina, 294; Australia, 294; Austria, 296; Azerbaijan, 297; Bangladesh,
297; Belarus, 297; Belgium, 299; Brazil, 301; Bulgaria, 302; Canada, 302; Chile, 305;
China, 305; Croatia, 306; Czech Republic, 308; Denmark, 308; Estonia, 309; Finland,
310; France, 311; Germany, 320; Great Britain, 324; Hungary, 337; India, 339;
Indonesia, 339; Ireland, 340; Israel, 340; Italy, 341; Japan, 342; Latvia, 343; Lebanon,
344; Lithuania, 344; Mauritius, 347; Mexico, 347; Namibia, 347; The Netherlands, 348;
New Zealand, 356; Palestinian Autonomous Region, 356; Paraguay, 357; Peru, 357;
Poland, 357; Portugal, 364; Romania, 365; Russian Federation, 365; Slovakia, 385;
South Africa, 387; Spain, 389; Sweden, 394; Switzerland, 396; Turkey, 397; Ukraine,
397; United States, 400; Vatican City, 410
K. LEGAL, ECONOMIC, SOCIAL ASPECTS 411
General, 411; Algeria, 416; Argentina, 416; Australia, 416; Austria, 417;
Belarus,417; Belgium, 417; Bolivia, 418; Brazil, 418; Bulgaria, 419; Canada,
420; China, 420; Croatia, 421; Egypt, 421; Estonia, 421; Ethiopia, 422; Finland,
422; France, 423; Germany, 426; Ghana, 428; Great Britain, 428; Hungary, 433;
India, 434; Indonesia, 434; Iraq, 434; Italy, 435; Ivory Coast, 435; Kenya, 435;
Latvia, 436; Lithuania, 436; Mexico, 436; The Netherlands, 437; Peru, 442;
Poland, 442; Portugal, 443; Puerto Rico, 444; Russian Federation, 444; Slovakia,
448; South Africa, 449; Spain, 449; Sweden, 454; Switzerland, 454; Turkey, 454;
Ukraine, 455; United States, 455; Uzbekistan, 457; Vatican City, 457; Zambia, 457
L. NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, JOURNALISM 458
General, 458; Algeria, 460; Argentina, 460; Australia, 460; Austria, 463; Belarus, 464
Belgium, 465; Bolivia, 466; Brazil, 466; Bulgaria, 466; Canada, 468; China, 469;
Croatia, 469; Czech Republic, 470; Denmark, 470; Egypt, 470; Estonia, 470; Ethiopia,
470; Finland, 470; France, 471; Germany, 474; Great Britain, 476; Hungary, 480;
Indonesia, 482; Iraq, 483; Ireland, 483; Italy, 483; Latvia, 483; Lebanon, 483; Lithuania,
484; Mexico, 484;Namibia, 484; The Netherlands, 484; New Zealand, 490; Poland, 490;
Portugal, 492; Romania, 492; Russian Federation, 492; Slovakia, 498; South Africa, 499;
Spain, 503; Sweden, 508; Switzerland, 509; Taiwan, 510; Tunisia, 510; Turkey, 510;
Ukraine, 512; United States, 513; Zimbabwe, 517
M. RELATION TO SECONDARY OBJECTS (MAINLY IN ORDER OF DC) 518
General, 518; Philosophy, 520; Religion, 521; Social sciences, 534; Linguistics and
Literature, 553; Generalia, 553; English, 553; German, 564; Other Germanic languages,
565; French, 570; Italian, 576; Spanish, Portuguese and other Romance languages, 577;
Classical languages, 581; Slavonic and Baltic languages, 582; Other (mainly Asiatic and
African) languages, 593; Mathematics and pure sciences, 596; Applied sciences, 599;
Arts, entertainment, sports, 601; Geography, 611; History, 617
INDEX I. AUTHOR’S NAMES AND ANONYMS 622
INDEX II. GEOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL NAMES 670
INTRODUCTION
This thirtyfirst volumeof ABHB (Annual bibliography of the history of the
printed book and libraries) contains 5660 records, selected from some 1700
periodicals, the list of which follows this introduction.
They have been compiled by the National Committees of the following
countries:
Arab Countries Latvia
Australia Lithuania
Austria Luxembourg
Belarus Mexico
Belgium The Netherlands
Bulgaria Norway
Canada Poland
Croatia Portugal
Estonia Romania
Finland Russian Federation
France Slovakia
Great Britain South Africa
Hungary Spain
Iceland Sweden
Ireland Switzerland
Italy Ukraine
Latin America USA
Benevolent readers are requested to signal the names of bibliographers
and historians from countries not mentioned above, who would be willing
to co-operate to this scheme of international bibliographic collaboration.
The editor will greatly appreciate any communication on this matter.
Subject
As has been said in the introduction to the previous volumes, this biblio-
graphy aims at recording all books and articles of scholarly value which
relate to the history of the printed book, to the history of the arts, crafts,
techniques and equipment, and of the economic, social and cultural envi-
ronment, involved in its production, distribution, conservation, and descrip-
tion.
Of course, the ideal of a complete coverage is nearly impossible to at-
tain. However, it is the policy of this publication to include missing items
as much as possible in the forthcoming volumes. The same applies to coun-
tries newly added to the bibliography.
VLII INTRODUCTION
Excluded are books and articles on modem technical processes. The his-
tory of techniques not primarily connected with book production is only ad-
mitted if the publication in question has a bearing on the history of the
book, e.g. engraving is only admitted in its book-illustration context.
Only items of a scholarly nature are recorded. Of course, there may be
good reasons for including a minor paper on a less well-known person or
item; however, the Members of the Editorial Board are requested to avoid
reporting a mass of ephemeral and popular literature on the great names of
the profession, which adds nothing to our knowledge of the subject.
Moreover the subject is limited in time. The terminus a quo is the date of
birth of the printed book (Korea, Gutenberg), in the first half of the fif-
teenth century. Studies on manuscripts, papermaking, bookbinding, etc.,
prior to that data are not reported. They remain the subject for other bibli-
ographies, such as the Bulletin codicologique, published in Scriptorium. An
exception is made in favour of early blockprinting in the Far East and of
palaeographical material of importance for the history of type design.
The terminus ad quem is to-day, but only if the study has been written
entirely or partly from an historical point of view. Items on modern artists
or on modem printing techniques are therefore not accepted, unless they ac-
cord with this criterion.
Bibliography of the descriptive and analytical variety, i.e. the technique
of detailed book description and the use of inference based on book-
production practice to throw light on textual history, falls naturally within
the scope of this bibliography, but it must be stressed that enumerative
bibliographies, find a place here only when they satisfy one or more of the
following criteria:
(a) if their subject-matter is relevant, e.g. bibliographies of printing his-
tory, or
(b) if they include a detailed analysis of the physical make-up, or
(c) if they make a substantial contribution to the national bibliographical
record from the point of view of the history of the book and the li-
brary.
Catalogues of exhibitions and collections, or of antiquarian booksellers
and sale catalogues, are included if they are retrospective in scope or if an
historical theme or an important collection has been treated in some depth.
Editions of literary and historical texts are recorded if their introductions
are important for the history of printing and collecting. Facsimile editions
are omitted unless they qualify for inclusion either for their introduction or
on the grounds of relevant subject-matter or of special typographical inter-
est. Relevant doctoral dissertations are included if they are published, either
normally or in microform. Book reviews are included, if they are critical
and supplement the book reviewed.
For several reasons this volume does not contain contributions from
Luxembourg, Norway and Romania. We hope to receive their contributions
in the near future.
The editorial board of volume 31 has been strenghtened by Nathalie
Laquerre (France), Anna Manfron (Italy), Katherine McCann and Ruby
Meraz Gutierrez (Latin America). We welcome them cordially.

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