:Copyright in the Renaissance: Prints and the "Privilegio" in Sixteenth-Century Venice and Rome

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List of Illustrations List of Abbreviations Preface Introduction PART I. SURVEY 1. Printmaking in Sixteenth-Century Italy 2. Copyright in Venice and Rome 3. Proprietorship, Licensing, Censorship 4. Printed Images and Copyright in Venice before 1517 PART II. RECIPIENTS 5. Prints Granted Copyright in Venice before 1517 6. Publishers of Prints and Books in Venice after 1517 7. Publishers of Prints and Books in Rome 8. Engravers and Copyright in Venice and Rome 9. Painters and Copyright in Venice and Rome 10. Maps and Geographical Prints 11. Prints and Books on Architecture 12. Writing Manuals and Pattern Books Appendix A. Handlist of Prints Granted and/or Published with a Privilegio (1498-c. 1605) Appendix B. Copyright Elsewhere in Italy and Europe Bibliography Index I. Names, Subjects, and Titles II. Places and Locations

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