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On the book publishing in Lithuania during Soviet occupation: archival materials
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Visual representations of war in Polish and Scandinavian picturebooks. A metaphorical perspective
Published 2016-05-01“…The analysed material includes three Polish and two Scandinavian books, published within four years, 2011–2014: Pamiętnik Blumki1 (Blumka’s Diary, 2011) by Iwona Chmielewska, Powieki (The Eyelids, 2012) by Michał Rusinek and Ola Cieślak, Ostatnie przedstawienie panny Esterki (Miss Esterka’s Last Performance, 2014) by Adam Jaromir and Gabriela Cichowska, Lejren (The Camp, 2011) by Oscar K. and Dorte Karrebæk and Krigen (The War, 2013) by Gro Dahle and Kaia Dahle Nyhus. …”
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ABC for Father and Mother and Me. Representations of children as consumers in the picturebook of the interwar period
Published 2016-05-01“…By analyzing children’s books published by a commercial chain of stores, the Cooperation Union, the article discusses how depictions of children as consumers are connected to the development of the emerging mass market and consumer society. …”
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Notation publications in the context of musical life in Lithuania in the XVI-XVII centuries
Published 2024-08-01“…This first Lithuanian book, published in 1547 in Karaliaučius (Koenigsberg), had ten notated hymns. …”
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The collection of Lithuanian books in the British library (continuation)
Published 2024-08-01“…The aim of the investigation was to examine Lithuanian books published between 1547 and 1904 and to clarify the history of this collection. …”
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The book graphics of Vilnius printing houses in XVI-XVII centuries
Published 2024-08-01“…These elements were repeated in publications issued by different religious confessions because it was common to borrow or rent the same engraved plates at the end of the sixteenth century. The first books published in Vilnius had no uniform style because the printer was responsible for the appearance of a book in addition to other duties. …”
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