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Who was the first person to see the possibilities of illustations in printed books?

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When were printed books invented?

The first printed books didn't survive, the first printed paper was done in China 105 AD.


When were books printed for the first time in Europe?

1455


What kind of books were printed by the first printing press in the Americas?

The Bible


When were the first printed books?

The first printed books, known as incunabula, were produced in Europe in the mid-15th century. The Gutenberg Bible, printed by Johannes Gutenberg in 1455, is often considered the first major book printed using movable type. This marked a significant development in the history of printing and book production.


When was the Bible first printed?

The earliest bibles - indeed all books - were written by hand, the first printed bible was the Guttenberg Bible, printed in 1454 or 1455.


What were the first 5 books printed on the Gutenberg Printing Press?

I don't know. But the first one is the Bible.


Who were the two illustrators of Laura Ingalls Books?

Helen Sewell (and Mildred Boyle for some books) was the first illustrator of the "Little House" books. In 1953, the new editions were published with Garth Williams' illustrations.


When did they start printing religious books?

Gutenberg printed the first religious book, in this case the bible, in 1456.


When was Alice in Wonderland illustrated?

The book, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was illustrated from the very first edition, in 1865.Lewis Carroll had drawn illustrations for his hand-written version of the story Alice's Adventures Under Ground, which he gave to Alice Liddell (the real Alice) as a present in 1864. But he didn't feel that his drawings were of a high enough standard for publication so, when he was preparing the book to be published, he engaged John Tenniel, a cartoonist for the satirical magazine Punch, to provide illustrations.When the first edition was printed in 1865, Tenniel was disappointed with the quality of the printing as he felt that it didn't do the illustrations justice, so almost all of the 2000 books were disposed of and it was printed again. This edition, which was printed in 1865 but dated as 1866, was the first edition of the book to be commercially available.


Who was the editor of the Little House in the Prairie books?

Well, they never said who edited the stories when they first came out, but a few years later in 1953 the illustrations were edited by Garth Williams. Then in 1971 First Harper Trophy edited them and then in 1981 the illustrations were edited again by Garth Williams.


In what country was woodcut printing first used to make books?

Woodcut printing for books was first used in China. It was specifically during the Tang dynasty (618-907 AD) that this technique was developed to create printed books.