Christophe Plantin and his son-in-law Jan Moretus were a revolutionary duo. They were the first printers on an industrial scale – the Steve Jobs and Mark ...

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Balthasar I Moretus (1574–1641) · Jan II Moretus (1576–1618) married Maria De Sweert; they had 6 children. Balthasar II Moretus (1615–1674) married Anna Goos; ...

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Four women ran the family-owned Plantin–Moretus printing house (Plantin Press) over the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries: Martina Plantin, Anna Goos, Anna Maria ...

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In 1548 or 1549 Christophe Plantin, a humble French journeyman bookbinder, arrived in Antwerp with his wife Jeanne Rivière and his young daughter Margareta.

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Walk inside the printing office and house of the Plantin-Moretus family as if you were a friend of theirs visiting 400 years ago.

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12 Aug 2022 — The Plantin-Moretus family was a veritable printing dynasty spanning an astonishing nine generations. When operations finally ceased in 1867, ...

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- In books about the Moretus family it is usually made to appear as if it was the seventeen-year-old Balthasar IV, Balthasar III's eldest son, who took over the ...

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Jan Moretus I, the son-in-law of Plantin, inherited and ran the press after Plantin's death. Descendants of the Moretus family continued the business until 1876 ...

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