Some Gentlemen of the Renaissance: Giotto - Michelangelo - Galileo - Richelieu [Poetry - Edward W. Titus -Fine Press Book]

Printed by Maurice Darantiere Master Printer of Dijon Paper cover folded over stiff boards with 4 tissue-guarded portrait illustrations. 8 by 10.5 inches; 13- 37, [1] pages. Outer cover with mild age-toning on the perimeter; No Flaws or Blemishes but minimal shelf handling; page 24/25 ;31/33 unopened. Edward W. Titus was a prominent publisher and bookseller based in Paris, renowned for his fine press editions and contributions to the literary culture of the early 20th century. His press, At the Sign of the Black Manikin, was associated with high-quality publications that attracted discerning readers and collectors. Some Gentlemen of the Renaissance stands as a testament to the fusion of literary artistry and historical exploration. Through Van Wyck's eloquent monologues and Titus's meticulous publishing standards, this fine press book offers a unique lens through which to view the Renaissance period. Maurice Darantière, a renowned French printer, was celebrated for his dedication to fine press standards and technical excellence. In the early 20th century, he became known for producing books that combined craftsmanship, artistic design, and literary significance. His skill in typesetting, letterpress printing, and paper selection placed him at the forefront of the fine press movement.…