Owners of Incunabula

owners/4732 [4732]

Adler, Elmer

Possessore Id4732
TipologiaPersona
GenereMaschile
Estremi biografici1884-1962
Altre informazioniPrinter, publisher, editor, and author. Born in 1884 in Rochester, New York, Adler attended Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts, and took special courses at the University of Rochester and Harvard University. He founded The Pynson Printers (New York) in 1922, helped found Random House in 1927, and founded Colophon: A Book Collector's Quarterly in 1930 and the New Colophon in 1947. An avid collector of books and fine prints, Adler moved his collection to Princeton University in 1940, where he also established a department of graphic arts, served as a professor, and was a curator for the Princeton library. [J. Lancaster, from Princeton University sources]
Altro identificativohttp://thesaurus.cerl.org/record/cnp01882316

Attività

Inizio (anno)1910
Fine (anno)1940
NotaActive in New York as printer, publisher, editor, and author. Founder of the Pynson Press (1922), involved in the founding of Random House (1927). Moved to Princeton in 1940.
MARC Area Coden-us-ny
LuogoNew York (Geonames Id: 5128581)
Professione / Tipologia dell’enteCommercio librario
StatusLaico

Attività

Inizio (anno)1940
Fine (anno)1962
NotaMoved to Princeton in 1940, bringing his collection; professor at Princeton University, where he established a department of graphic arts and served as its curator in the library.
MARC Area Coden-us-nj
LuogoPrinceton (Geonames Id: 5102922)
Professione / Tipologia dell’enteDocente universitario
StatusLaico
Ultima modifica2016-04-12 11:57:54

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Adler, Elmer

Possessore Id4732
TipologiaPersona
GenereMaschile
Estremi biografici1884-1962
Altre informazioniPrinter, publisher, editor, and author. Born in 1884 in Rochester, New York, Adler attended Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts, and took special courses at the University of Rochester and Harvard University. He founded The Pynson Printers (New York) in 1922, helped found Random House in 1927, and founded Colophon: A Book Collector's Quarterly in 1930 and the New Colophon in 1947. An avid collector of books and fine prints, Adler moved his collection to Princeton University in 1940, where he also established a department of graphic arts, served as a professor, and was a curator for the Princeton library. [J. Lancaster, from Princeton University sources]
Altro identificativohttp://thesaurus.cerl.org/record/cnp01882316

Attività

Inizio (anno)1910
Fine (anno)1940
NotaActive in New York as printer, publisher, editor, and author. Founder of the Pynson Press (1922), involved in the founding of Random House (1927). Moved to Princeton in 1940.
MARC Area Coden-us-ny
LuogoNew York (Geonames Id: 5128581)
Professione / Tipologia dell’enteCommercio librario
StatusLaico

Attività

Inizio (anno)1940
Fine (anno)1962
NotaMoved to Princeton in 1940, bringing his collection; professor at Princeton University, where he established a department of graphic arts and served as its curator in the library.
MARC Area Coden-us-nj
LuogoPrinceton (Geonames Id: 5102922)
Professione / Tipologia dell’enteDocente universitario
StatusLaico
Ultima modifica2016-04-12 11:57:54
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