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3786334 Anthony Woodville presenting Caxton; (add.info.: Anthony Woodville presenting Caxton to Edward IV - from engraving of medieval manuscript. Caxtons first printed manuscript was an English translation by Woodville of Jean de Teonville's French version of a Latin work. The book was published in 1477 entitled Dictes and Sayengis of the Philosophers'. Caxton, considered to be the first English person to work as a printer and the first to introduce the printing press to England.C. 1415/1422 - c. March 1492. AW: 2nd Earl Rivers, statesman and literary patron, c. 1442 - 1483.
Cassell's History of England, Vol. II. P. 65 Bottom of page); Lebrecht History
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The captivating print showcases a significant moment in history as Anthony Woodville presents William Caxton to King Edward IV. This enchanting scene, captured from an engraving of a medieval manuscript, transports us back to the 15th century in England. Caxton, considered the first English person to work as a printer and introduce the printing press to England, stands alongside Woodville with pride. The book they hold symbolizes their collaboration and innovation - an English translation by Woodville of Jean de Teonville's French version of a Latin work titled "Dictes and Sayengis of the Philosophers" published in 1477. As we gaze upon this colorized image, we are reminded of the immense impact that Caxton's printing press had on literature and knowledge dissemination during this era. It marked a turning point for literary arts in England, opening doors for future writers and thinkers. Woodville himself was not only known for his involvement in politics but also for his patronage of literature. His support played a vital role in fostering creativity and intellectual growth within society. This photograph serves as both a testament to royal patronage and an ode to the power of words. It encapsulates the rich history surrounding printing presses, monarchs' influence on culture, and the enduring legacy left behind by these trailblazers who shaped our literary world forever.
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