The Beinecke has just acquired an imprint by the French Renaissance printer, Charlotte Guillard, who managed a Parisian printing house with several successive husbands in the sixteenth century, printing over 158 different titles between 1537-1557.
Carranza
Bartolome Carranza, Summa Conciliorum et pontificum a Petro usaque ad Julium tertium succincte coplectens omnia quae alibi sparsim tradita sunt (Paris: Charlotte Guillard, widow of Claude Chevallon, 1555). Accession number 20994 in the Beinecke’s “Uncatalogued Acquisitions” database. For further information on Guillard, see Beatrice Beech, “Charlotte Guillard: A Sixteenth-Century Business Woman,” Renaissance Quarterly xxxvi (1983): 345-367.
Would you consider releasing your copyrights to this picture of New Acquisition: Charlotte Guillard imprint “Carranza” so it could be used in a Wikipedia article?
Yes, any of the blog images can be used. This one in particular was just a quick photograph, but the Beinecke’s scanned images are also available in the Digital Images collection on the Beinecke web-site.