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31: 173:. In around 1477 he settled in Basel, where he was initially known as the Hans of Venice. When he established his printshop he took on the name Amobach. His first print dates from 1478 and was a by Reuchlin composed lexicon for the latin language. Within a year, he became one of the major printers in town, only equated by one. During the 1480s, 258:
the three published together for smaller projects they relied on themselves. He and his fellow printers Johann Froben and Johannes Petri became known as the Three Hannsen, as they joined forces for many of their projects and were regarded as the major printers of Basel. Amerbach owned two printing
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in 1486, he became the first printer of a book in the Antique typeface. It was followed by a surge in published books authored by humanists. Between 1487 and 1500, he diversified and more frequently published in the
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an alliance of three printers in which most of the costs for printing books was divided between either two or three printers. Larger projects like the collected works of
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in his neighborhood. He also was the father of a daughter that died before her third birthday. He was buried in the Monastery St. Margarethental.
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He married Barbara Ortenberg (a daughter of a politician of Basel) in 1483 and was the father of Basilius Amerbach ("the Elder", 1488–1535) and
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twice a year, often accompanied by other printers of Basel. Many of his clients were of a christian religious background and he mainly printed
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In 1484 he earned the citizenship of Basel and became the city's most important printer, developing own distribution channels towards
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to Froben in 1507, the alliances cooperation would last until 1512. His successor would be Johann Froben, a close friend to
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1488 Petri-Schwabe 1988: eine traditionsreiche Basler Offizin im Spiegel ihrer frĂĽhen Drucke
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for the books Amerbach published. With the publication of the edition of the
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The correspondence of Johann Amerbach: early printing in its social context
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in Basel in the 15th century. He was the first printer in Basel to use the
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monastery as Amerbachs neighbor, and induce the use of chapters and
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books. A further cooperation with the printer Anton Koberger from
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instead of Gothic and Italian and spared no expense in his art.
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Wallraff, Martin (2013). Lanfranchi, Corina (ed.);pp.23–25
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Amerbach was born in 1444 as Johann Welcker in Amorbach,
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KabinettstĂĽcke der Amerbach im Historischen Museum Basel
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Basler Zeitschrift fĂĽr Geschichte und Altertumskunde
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Index


Amorbach
Germany
Basel
Bonifacius Amerbach
Amorbach
Germany
Basel
printer
Roman type
Odenwald
Paris
Sorbonne
B.A.
Master of Arts
Johann Heynlin
Johann Reuchlin
Rudolf Agricola
Venice
Perugia
punches
Treviso
Jakob Wolff of Pforzheim
Strasbourg
Paris
fair
Frankfurt am Main
theological
Nuremberg
Carthusian

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