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which was the first book printed by Gutenberg? explain any four features of it.

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Anonymous: Bible
shafra22: yes
hirshazishan10: The first book printed by Gutenberg was Bible. Following are the features of Bible
(i) Gutenberg printed about 180 copies of Bible, of which no more than 50 have survived.
(ii) The book was printed in the new Gutenberg press with metal type, but the borders were carefully designed, painted and illuminated by the artists.
(iii) No two copies were the same. Every page of each copy was different.
(iv) Elites preferred the uniqueness of the book. What they possessed would not be similar with others.
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Answered by meenaal14
7

thr first book printed by gutenberg was gutenberg bible.

the main features of this book were as follows:

(i) About 180 copies of the Bible were printed and it took three years to produce them.

(ii) The text was printed in the New Gutenberg press with metal type, but the borders were carefully designed, painted and illuminated by hand by artists.

(iii) No two copies were the same. Every page of each copy was different. This made everyone posses a copy which they could claim was unique.

(iv) Colour was used within the letters in various places. This had two functions it added colour to the page and highlighted all the holy words to emphasise their significance colour on every page was added by hand.

(v) Gutenberg printed the text in black leaving spaces where the colour could be filled later.

Answered by sabrinanandini2
8

The first book printed by Guntenberg was the \boxed{Bible}

It's features were-

  • The printed book closely resembled the wriiten manuscripts in appearance and layout
  • The metal letters imitated ornamental handwriting styles
  • Borders were illuminated by hand with foliage and other patterns
  • Each purchaser could choose thier design and decide the painting school who would do the illustrations

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