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<!--Bookbindings executed between about 1810 and approximately 1840 in England and France. The name derives from the motifs of the embellishment, e.g., Gothic architecture, rose windows, and the like. The design was either blocked on the cover, as in France, or built up by means of separate tools, as in England. The cathedral style was a revival of the 16th century ARCHITECTURAL STYLE by the 19th century binder JOSEPH THOUVENIN .--> | <!--Bookbindings executed between about 1810 and approximately 1840 in England and France. The name derives from the motifs of the embellishment, e.g., Gothic architecture, rose windows, and the like. The design was either blocked on the cover, as in France, or built up by means of separate tools, as in England. The cathedral style was a revival of the 16th century ARCHITECTURAL STYLE by the 19th century binder JOSEPH THOUVENIN .--> | ||
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Translations for "cathedral binding"
- English: cathedral binding
- Danish: (translation needed)
- Dutch: kathedraalband
- French: reliure à la cathédrale
- German: Kathedraleinband
- Italian: stile alla cattedrale
- Latin: (translation needed)
- Spanish: (translation needed)
- Swedish: (translation needed)
