Yolande Bonhomme (c. 1490–1557) was a French printer and seller of liturgical and devotional books in Paris. She was among a handful of important female book printers in Paris during this time, including Charlotte Guillard, Francoise Louvain and Marie L'Angelier.
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| - Yolande Bonhomme (c. 1490-1557) est une imprimeure-libraire française de livres liturgiques et dévotionnels à Paris. Elle faisait partie d'une poignée d'imprimeurs de livres féminins importants à Paris pendant cette période, dont Charlotte Guillard, et . (fr)
- Yolande Bonhomme (c. 1490–1557) was a French printer and seller of liturgical and devotional books in Paris. She was among a handful of important female book printers in Paris during this time, including Charlotte Guillard, Francoise Louvain and Marie L'Angelier. (en)
- Yolande Bonhomme (1490–1557) foi uma impressora e vendedora francês de livros litúrgicos e devocionais em Paris. Ela estava entre um punhado de editoras de livros femininas importantes em Paris durante esse tempo, incluindo , Françoise Louvain e Marie L'Angelier. (pt)
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| - Yolande Bonhomme (c. 1490-1557) est une imprimeure-libraire française de livres liturgiques et dévotionnels à Paris. Elle faisait partie d'une poignée d'imprimeurs de livres féminins importants à Paris pendant cette période, dont Charlotte Guillard, et . Elle était la fille de , lui-même imprimeur et l'un des quatre libraires nommés de l'Université de Paris, et l'épouse d'un autre imprimeur, . Elle a commencé à imprimer seule après la mort de son mari en 1522. Les estimations de sa production vont de 136 (selon Axel Erdmann) à 200 (selon Beatrice Beech, d'après Renouard) publications avant sa propre mort en 1557. Parce qu'elle utilisait souvent le nom de son mari sur le colophon des premiers livres, son identité en tant qu'imprimeur peut être difficile à cerner. L'Université de Paris et l'Église catholique comptent parmi ses mécènes. Elle a publié un liturgie des Heures en 1523 et un autre en 1546 ; les deux livres ont survécu. En 1526, elle est devenue la première femme à publier la Bible. Elle publie également le (en) (latin : Breviarium Romanum) en 1534 et un Breviarium Romanum nuper reformatum en 1537. Elle s'associe à Charlotte Guillard pour exiger du papier de meilleure qualité de la corporation des papetiers. (fr)
- Yolande Bonhomme (c. 1490–1557) was a French printer and seller of liturgical and devotional books in Paris. She was among a handful of important female book printers in Paris during this time, including Charlotte Guillard, Francoise Louvain and Marie L'Angelier. She was the daughter of Pasquier Bonhomme, himself a printer and one of four appointed booksellers of the University of Paris, and the wife of another printer, Thielmann Kerver. She began printing on her own following her husband's death in 1522. Estimates of her output range from 136 (according to Axel Erdmann) to 200 (according to Beatrice Beech, based on Renouard) publications before her own death in 1557. Because she often used her husband's name on the colophon for early books, her identity as the printer can be difficult to pinpoint. The University of Paris and the Catholic Church are counted among her patrons. She published a book of hours in 1523 and another in 1546; both books survive. In 1526, she became the first woman to publish the Bible. She also published the Roman Breviary (Latin: Breviarium Romanum) in 1534 and a Breviarium Romanum nuper reformatum in 1537. She joined forces with Charlotte Guillard to demand better quality paper from the papermakers' guild. (en)
- Yolande Bonhomme (1490–1557) foi uma impressora e vendedora francês de livros litúrgicos e devocionais em Paris. Ela estava entre um punhado de editoras de livros femininas importantes em Paris durante esse tempo, incluindo , Françoise Louvain e Marie L'Angelier. Ela era filha de Pasquier Bonhomme, ele próprio um impressor e um dos quatro livreiros nomeados da Universidade de Paris, e esposa de outro impressor, Thielmann Kerver. Ela começou a imprimir por conta própria após a morte do marido em 1522. As estimativas de sua produção variam de 136 (de acordo com Axel Erdmann) a 200 (de acordo com Beatrice Beech, com base em Renouard) publicações antes de sua própria morte em 1557. Como ela costumava usar o nome do marido no colofão para os primeiros livros, sua identidade como impressor pode ser difícil de identificar. A Universidade de Paris e a Igreja Católica são contadas entre seus patronos. Ela publicou um livro de horas em 1523 e outro em 1546; ambos os livros sobreviveram. Em 1526, ela se tornou a primeira mulher a publicar a Bíblia. (pt)
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