VALENCIAN EDITIONS IN FIFTEENTH-CENTURY VENETIAN PRINTING

The editorial prestige and the quality of Venetian printing presses led to them being used not only to acquire their own products in the book market, but also to print works by foreign publishers. We only have copies of four incunabula that, despite having been created as editorial projects in the Crown of Aragon, were printed in Venice. Three of them are Valencian, on which this work focuses, in order to analyse a commercial phenomenon that is poorly documented in the Crown of Aragon in the 15th century but which, nevertheless, blossomed in the 16th century.