Overview for 'prints'

Title:
Christusmonogram in een stralenkrans
Date:
1500-1520
Institution:
Rijksmuseum
Country:
Netherlands
Copyright:
Public Domain
Data Updated: 19 February 2018
EDIT16 - Italian printers' devices
Prints
The Census of Italian 16th Century Editions contains the description of 2,500 printers’/publishers’ devices.
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Blog Created: 1 December 2016
New Collections in Europeana Research
prints
Europeana Research continues to expand, providing the best quality datasets from Europeana partners to researchers. These datasets are chosen for their value to researchers in terms of depth, subject matter, and having licenses that make them usable in research. Recently five datasets were added to the Europeana Research collection, four digital collections from European libraries and The European Library Open Dataset.
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Data Updated: 11 September 2017
Oriental digitised materials from the National Library of Denmark
Prints
This collection gathers both rare printed books and manuscripts. Featured in this collection are Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Japanese, Tibetan, Mongolian, Indian and Sinhalese manuscripts and rare printed books from Middle East and North Africa, from Iran, Mongolian prints and rare printed books, Japanese and Chinese rare printed books.
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Data Updated: 14 September 2017 Annapaula Freire de Oliveira
Historical fashion drawings, prints and patterns
Prints
Over 2,000 historical fashion drawings and prints, as well as sewing and embroidery patterns.
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Data Updated: 12 September 2017 Annapaula Freire de Oliveira
British Library book illustrations
Prints
Over 62,000 book illustrations from the British Library, ranging from maps and etches to drawings and sheet music.
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Data Updated: 11 September 2017 Annapaula Freire de Oliveira
Portrait Collection of the Austrian National Library
Prints
More than 150,000 portraits from the Austrian National Library including European and non-European regent dynasties, divided into categories like popes, emperors, kings, nobles, Austrian dukes and other kings.
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