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SM ISO690:2012 CIMPIANU, Cristina Maria. State of conservation of two copies of the Ceaslov printed for doubles in 1794 located at the Huși Eparchial Museum. In: Patrimoniul cultural de ieri – implicații în dezvoltarea societății durabile de mâine, Ed. 3, 11-12 februarie 2021, Chişinău. Chișinău, Republica Moldova: 2021, Ediția 3, pp. 64-65. ISSN 2558 – 894X. |
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Mihail Strelbitchi, bookbinder, refined engraver and master printer, dominates the Moldovan typographic art, Nicolae Iorga mentioned that “the whole century. the eighteenth century lives in his engravings. A character with a controversial origin, some historians consider that he was of Polish origin, but Russified and of Orthodox faith, others that he was a Russian who came to Moldova from Constantinople through Muntenia, or a Russian priest, or a Russian of Polish origin. What is certain is that in the second half of the 18th century he settled in Iași, where he began to work as an engraver, binder and printer, signing his works as „the son of Mihaila Strilbit” (Strilbitchi), „Pope Michael in Iasi”, „the priest chir Mihail Ro (sianul?) ”, „Protoierei Mihailu (Strelbițchi) ”. Of the several dozen works to which he has contributed throughout his life, either as an engraver or as a printer, some are printed outside the borders of Moldova, respectively in Dubasari and Movilau. The clock printed in Dubasari in 1794, where Strelbitchi installed his printing house for a short time, is a book in which he sprinkles countless elements of his graphic art: ornate letters, frontispieces, vignettes and engravings bearing his signature. The Huși Diocesan Museum has in its rich old book inventory two copies of the Clock from Dubasari. They are in a relatively good state of preservation, being preserved almost entirely, no volume contains, instead, the title page. The books are printed in Romanian, in Cyrillic characters, in black ink, on a single column, 23 lines per page, on handmade paper of different shades. Both volumes are bound in brown leather, wooden bark and metal locks, the skin being degraded, shows lack of support and traces of a xylophagous attack. The seam is made on three profiled bindings from the string. The paper features functional patina, wax and dirt deposits, water halos, and support losses. Some tabs are detached from the seam, which led to their fringing. All the degradations, but also the value of the copies themselves, impose the need to restore the works of art Romanian typographic. |
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