The Development of Printing (LIS 51)

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the Development of Printing

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the Development of Printing

a presenta

tion

by roy

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what

PRINTING?is

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what

PRINTING?is

The art process of

impressing characters or figures

on any surface

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We can trace the history of printing all the way back to...

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We can trace the history of printing all the way back to...

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We can trace the history of printing all the way back to...

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We can trace the history of printing all the way back to...

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We can trace the history of printing all the way back to...

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WOODBLOCK PRINTING

200 AD

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•WHO INVENTED IT?

Chinese Monks

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 Images are produced by direct impression of an

inked raised surface against

paper

• HOW DOES IT WORK?

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Ukio-eJapanese woodblock prints

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Earliest known printed book

DIAMOND SUTRA

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MOVABLE11th century

TYPE

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Bi Sheng Song Dynasty

•WHO INVENTED IT?

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Separate

ready-made characters that can be

arranged in the correct order and then reused

• HOW DOES IT WORK?

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Separate

ready-made characters that can be

arranged in the correct order and then reused

• HOW DOES IT WORK?

INCOVENIENT

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Why?

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The Chinese script HAS OVER

50 thousandcharacters

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FIRST METAL MOVABLE TYPE

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•WHO INVENTED IT?

Koreans

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JikjiEarliest known book printed

from movable type

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INTAGLIO PRINTING

1430s

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Germans

•WHO INVENTED IT?

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• HOW DOES IT WORK?

Printing is done from ink that

is recessed on the metal plate.

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PRINTING PRESS1439

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Johannes

Guttenberg

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Guttenberg was a man of many disciplines

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He was a...

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Blacksmith

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BlacksmithEngraver

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BlacksmithEngraverPrinter

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BlacksmithEngraverPrinterInventor

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BlacksmithEngraverPrinterInventorrevolutionist

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Uses mechanical pressure to transfer an image to a

surface.

• HOW DOES IT WORK?

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Uses mechanical pressure to transfer an image to a

surface.

• HOW DOES IT WORK?

Employs the movable type

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IncunabulaPrinted

books which can be dated

before 1501

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42-line BibleFirst book printed using the

printing press

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Revolution

Printing

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Printing spread in

EUROPE

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bOOKPRODUCTION

increased

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ON

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HA

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ReligiousTexts

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OTH

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SEncyclopaediasPamphletsEpistles

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Vatican Library

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Vatican Library

Pope Nicholas V

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Housed most of the printed texts

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Protestant Reformation

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Challenged

the Roman Catholic

Church

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DISSOLUTION of

MONASTERIES

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 Pamphlets flews in all directions

printing presses fed

and fanned the flames.

PROPAGANDA

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Lithography1796

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Lithography1796

Lithos = stone

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•WHO INVENTED IT?

Alois

Senefelder

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• HOW DOES IT WORK?

Operates on the idea

that water repels oil (ink)

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Grease crayon

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Rotary Printing Press

1843

Steam powered

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•WHO INVENTED IT?

RICHARD

MARCH

HOE

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• HOW DOES IT WORK?

Ink is applied to the paper

via a

rotating cylinder

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Efficient for continuous rolls of

paper

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Linotype machine

1886

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•WHO INVENTED IT?

Ottman

mergenthaler

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uses metal molds of an

entire line of print

rather than individual molds of each letter or

character

• HOW DOES IT WORK?

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Lines and phrases instead of individual letters.

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Screen printing1907

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•WHO INVENTED IT?

Samuel

simon

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• HOW DOES IT WORK?

a sharp-edged print is created by

using a

stenciling technique

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Modern printing

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Dye-sublimation printer

photocopier

Laser printer

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Dot matrix printer

Inkjet printer

3D PRINTER

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The

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