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Maioli|mɑːˈjɒlɪ|
The name of Thomas Mahieu (fl. 1549–72), latinized as Maiolus, French book-collector and secretary to Catherine de Médicis, used attrib. to designate a French style of book-binding with elaborate gold tooling, used for some of the books in his library. Also absol.
[1837‘J. A. Arnett’ Inquiry into Nature & Form of Bks. of Ancients vi. 142 Another patron, of the name of Maioli, is well known, from his bindings, though of his personal history no traces are left.] 1890Catal. Exhib. Recent Bk.-Bindings 1860–9 (Grolier Club) 37 [Book] Brown morocco..Sides decorated with a Maioli design. 1894W. S. Brassington Hist. Art of Bookbinding xiii. 178 (caption) Maioli binding, Italian, early sixteenth century. 1928E. P. Goldschmidt Gothic & Renaissance Bookbindings I. 105 Both the Groliers and the Maiolis were made by the same binders and gilders at the same time. 1961J. P. Harthan Bookbindings (ed. 2) 12 The ‘atelier au trèfle’ which supplied bindings to Grolier and Henri II is probably the source also of these fine Maioli bindings. |