Konferenz Der Buchdrucker Maria Theresias. Johann Thomas Trattner (1717–1798 und sein Medienimperium (Wien, 1.–2.12.2017)
Conference The printer of Maria Theresa. Johann Thomas Trattner (1717–1798 and his media empire (Vienna, 1–2 December 2017)
Author(s): Michael WögerbauerSubject(s): Cultural history, Economic history, History of ideas, 18th Century, Conference Report, History of Art
Published by: AV ČR - Akademie věd České republiky - Ústav pro českou literaturu
Keywords: Johann Thomas Trattner; Habsburg Monarchy; printing industry; reprinting; cultural impact; authorship evolution;
Summary/Abstract: The conference on Johann Thomas Trattner, a prominent book printer in the Habsburg Monarchy, highlighted his significant contributions to the printing industry in the 18th century. Trattner's extensive network included printing houses, bookstores, and paper factories across the Habsburg territories. The conference covered various aspects of his business, including the role of women in early modern workshops, the impact of his enterprises in different regions, and the economic implications of reprinting works. Discussions also touched on the cultural and political dimensions of Trattner's activities, such as his involvement in the Prussian-Austrian conflict and the evolution of authorship and publishing practices. The event concluded with a visit to Trattner's former paper factories and mausoleum, underscoring his lasting legacy in the printing world.
Journal: Cornova
- Issue Year: 08/2018
- Issue No: 01
- Page Range: 125-126
- Page Count: 2
- Language: German
