Geofroy Tory

Delve into the fascinating world of French Renaissance printing with Auguste Bernard's "Geofroy Tory: Painter and engraver; first royal printer; reformer of orthography and typography under François I." This meticulously researched volume explores the life and work of Geofroy Tory, a pivotal figure in the history of typography and book design.

Discover Tory's significant contributions as a reformer of orthography and typography, and his influence on the development of French imprints. Bernard expertly chronicles Tory's career, from his artistic beginnings to his appointment as the first royal printer, offering valuable insights into the cultural and artistic landscape of 16th-century France.

A vital resource for anyone interested in printing history, the French Renaissance, or the art of book design, "Geofroy Tory" provides a detailed portrait of a man who left an indelible mark on the world of letters.

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