Baskerville Bible

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The Baskerville Bible is an 18th-century edition of the Bible renowned for its exquisite typography and printing, showcasing John Baskerville’s influential type design and craftsmanship.

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Baskerville Bible canonical 3
Baskerville folio Bible (1763) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bible edition
printed book
typographic landmark
associatedWith English typography
book design
centuryOfPublication 18th century
containsWork New Testament
Bible
surface form: Old Testament
countryOfPublication Great Britain
genre Bible
religious text
hasContributor compositors in John Baskerville’s printing house
hasCreator John Baskerville
hasCulturalSignificance important example of 18th-century fine printing
milestone in English Bible printing
hasFeature carefully proportioned margins
clear, readable text layout
fine presswork
high contrast type
hasPrinter John Baskerville
hasSubject Bible
surface form: Christian Bible
hasTitle Baskerville Bible self-link
historicalPeriod Age of Enlightenment
influenced modern book design
subsequent Bible typography
language English
material ink
paper
notableFor exquisite typography
high-quality printing
refined type design
placeOfPublication Birmingham
printingTechnique letterpress printing
publisher John Baskerville
religiousTradition Christianity
script Latin script
usesTypeface Baskerville typeface

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John Baskerville hasSignatureWork Baskerville Bible
folio Bible (1763) associatedWith Baskerville Bible
folio Bible (1763) cataloguedAs Baskerville Bible
this entity surface form: Baskerville folio Bible (1763)
Baskerville Bible hasTitle Baskerville Bible self-link