Antoine Vérard (active 1485–1512) was a late 15th-century and early 16th-century French publisher, bookmaker and bookseller. The colophon of a 1485 edition...

he awaited his execution. It was published posthumously in 1489 by Antoine Vérard. In the Coisline manuscript, this ballade has no title, and in the anthology...

chevalerie was published in its entirety by the book printer Antoine Vérard in 1488, but Vérard claimed that it was his translation of Vegetius. Philippe...

Grossmünster at Zürich (original) Charlemagne rescuing Pope Adrian I, by Antoine Vérard, 1493 Charlemagne on a print from the Nuremberg workshop of Michael...

Grandes Chroniques de France, for Antoine Vérard, 1493 (Paris, BnF: Vélins 730) L'Ordinaire des chrétiens, for Antoine Vérard, 1494 (copy prepared for Charles...

copies on vellum, which were then illuminated, were produced in Paris by Antoine Vérard, who specialized in such hybrids, and normal editions by others, but...

(1500). Strasbourg. Anonymous 1499 (Johann Prüß der Ältere?) Paris. Antoine Vérard 1500 Ortus sanitatis translate de latin en françois 16th century Strasbourg...

commissioners. In the 2015 art history thesis on the Parisian bookseller Antoine Vérard, Louis-Gabriel Bonicoli extended Delaunay's conclusions concerning the...

translated for Queen Joan probably in 1333. It was printed at Paris by Antoine Vérard (1495–96) and then again by Nicolas Couteau (1531). Les Épitres et évangiles...

the print edition was prepared by Jean de Rély and first published by Antoine Vérard in 1496 and subsequently printed in later editions in Paris and Lyon...