The Movable Type Printing Press Objective: #1. Understand who invented the printing press. #2. Understand ways in which the printing press was a new invention.

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The Movable Type Printing Press Objective: #1. Understand who invented the printing press. #2. Understand ways in which the printing press was a new invention. #3. Understand how it changed history?

Before the printing press There were two different ways to make books….. –1. hand copy by monks/Illuminated Manuscripts –2. stamp with wood/Chinese

#1 Illuminated Manuscripts: handmade & beautiful but time consuming… A leaf from Catholic Church. Book of Hours. Rouen, France, ca artedventures.com/study/g_romanesque.html

#2 Chinese Woodblock Chinese technique, Woodblock Print was hand carved and used as a stamp. What are challenges with this printing?

Johann Gutenberg Gutenberg invented the printing press was from Mainz, Germany His first books were printed in

Gutenberg’s Improvements Although printing press technology already existed, he made changes to the following: 1.printer's ink 2.making of type 3.use a press 4.production process – factory work

Improvement #1: The Ink It was not really ink at all, more like an oil paint, unlike writing-ink, which was water- based Water-based ink would have run off the metal types. Instead the thick, oil-based varnish stuck to them.

#2. The Types Types = Letters, Punctuation marks, and other signs Made of Metal “Types” could be put together to form words, sentences, and pages After printing the page, the types could then be reused

#3. The Press One of Gutenberg's most radical ideas was to use a press. Presses had been around for a long time, but were used for other purposes, such as wine making. Therefore the press already existed, he just found a new use for it.

#4. The Production Process The made the printing press a workshop, similar to a factory. Each person, (see the picture) had a specific job. Sorting types, putting ink on the types, twisting the press, drying the paper, assembling the books.

The first book printed? The bible. Why? Think about the time period

Gutenberg’s Impact Effect in Europe: Books, newspapers and pamphlets will become mass-produced. Ideas spread rapidly- debate and discuss mattes. Attempts at censorship, (authority felt threatened by the new abundance of info) Gutenberg's invention did not make him rich It MADE BOOKS easier to produce, cheaper, and widely disseminated.