Moretus family

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The Moretus family were prominent successors to printer Christophe Plantin in Antwerp, renowned for running one of Europe’s most important early modern printing and publishing houses.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf family
printing dynasty
activeFrom late 16th century
activeUntil 19th century
basedIn Officina Plantiniana NERFINISHED
Plantin-Moretus printing house NERFINISHED
businessModel family-owned printing house
city Antwerp NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith Peter Paul Rubens NERFINISHED
humanist scholars in Antwerp
country Belgium
Habsburg Netherlands NERFINISHED
era Early Modern period NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork book design
engraving
typography
hasMember Balthasar Moretus I NERFINISHED
Balthasar Moretus II NERFINISHED
Balthasar Moretus III NERFINISHED
Jan Moretus NERFINISHED
Jan Moretus I NERFINISHED
Jan Moretus II NERFINISHED
Martinus Moretus NERFINISHED
Theodorus Moretus NERFINISHED
heritageSiteAssociated Museum Plantin-Moretus NERFINISHED
UNESCO World Heritage Site Museum Plantin-Moretus NERFINISHED
industry printing industry
publishing industry
languageOfWork Dutch
French
Latin
Spanish
notableFor early modern book printing
high-quality typefaces and ornaments
humanist and scholarly editions
international book trade in Europe
management of the Plantin Press
preservation of original 16th- and 17th-century printing equipment
printing of liturgical books
printing of scholarly reference works
religious printing for the Counter-Reformation
successors of Christophe Plantin
occupation printers
publishers
operatedUnderName Officina Plantiniana NERFINISHED
predecessor Christophe Plantin NERFINISHED
region Flanders NERFINISHED
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church

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Plantin-Moretus Museum namedAfter Moretus family