The introduction of printing in Italy: Rome, Naples and Venice Venice was by far the most productive centre for printing in the fifteenth century. Roughly fourteen to fifteen percent of all printing of the fifteenth cent

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• Nicolas Jenson
• Johann and Wendelin of Speyer
• Arnold Pannartz and Konrad Sweynheim
• Incunable
• Johannes Mentelin
• Movable type
• John Rylands Library
• Printing
• Publishing
• Graphic design