Johannes de Bel

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Johannes de Bel , also de Bell (* in 's-Hertogenbosch ; † after 1485 , probably in Cologne ) was a German incunabula printer .

Life

Johannes de Bell is probably identical to that Johannes de Bell from 's-Hertogenbosch (Latin Buscoducis ), who was matriculated on April 30, 1466 at the University of Cologne . In 1467 he graduated as a Baccalaureus , in 1469 as a licentiate and on December 11, 1472 at the Thomistic Montana- Burse as a Magister artium .

He appeared as a freelance printer only for a short period between 1481 and 1482 and again with others in 1484/85. His first print, a diurnale with times of day according to the Cologne custom, is dated May 21, 1481. In two of his prints he describes himself as Incola civitatis , residents of the city (Cologne) .

He used a characteristic small breviary - Type . In one of his prints he uses a type by Johann Koelhoff the Elder . It can be assumed that Johannes de Bel acquired this from Koelhoff.

Prints

  • Diurnale Coloniense. [Cologne]: Johannes de Bel, April 21, 1481 GW 08532
  • Diurnale Coloniense. [Cologne: Johannes de Bel, around 1481/82]. GW 0853210N
  • Diurnale Coloniense. [Cologne: Johannes de Bel, Theodoricus Molner and Johann Koelhoff the Elder. Ä., Around 1484/85] GW 08533
  • Diurnale Leodiense. Cologne: Johannes de Bel, 16.IX.1482 GW 08541
  • Diurnale Monasteriense. [Cologne: Johannes de Bel, around 1481/82]. GW 08550
  • Henricus de Gorinchem : Conclusiones super IV libros Sententiarum. [Cologne: Johannes de Bel, around 1482]. GW 12215
  • Nocturnale Coloniense. Cologne: Johannes de Bel, 26.VIII.1481. GW M27178
  • Nocturnale Monasteries. [Cologne: Johannes de Bel, around 1481/82]. GW M27180 digitized version , Lübeck City Library
  • Ordo magistri et consilii hospitalis Hierosolymitani. Cologne: Johannes de Bel, 7.XI.1482. GW M28323

literature

  • Otto Mühlbrecht:  Bel, Johann de . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 2, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1875, p. 303.
  • Ernst Voulliéme: The German Printers of the Fifteenth Century. Berlin: Reichsdruckerei 1922, p. 50

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ RAC
  2. ^ Severin Corsten: The beginnings of Cologne book printing. Cologne: Greven 1955, p. 56