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c. 1200
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1420-36:
Filippo Brunelleschi,
dome of Florence
Cathedral.
1431:
Joan of Arc is
burned at the stake.
Johann Gutenberg
invents movable type in
Mainz, Germany.
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Fourteenth
century:
Lippo Memmi,
Saint John the Baptist.
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Fra Filippo Lippi,
Madonna and Child.
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The cathedral
in the medieval city of
Mainz, Germany.
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Thirteenth-
fifteenth centuries:
Rotunda, a more rounded
Gothic letter, flourishes
in southern Europe.
1-36
Fifteenth
century:
First page of a
block book, the biblical
topic of Apocalypse.
Woodblock printing
probably appeared in
Europe before 1400.
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c.
1450-55:
Page
from Gutenberg's forty-
two-line Bible, the first
European typographic
topic.
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Woodblock print of
the hand printing press,
with compositors setting
type from a typecase in
the background.
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1-36
1-37
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