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1 drupa2008 Report Part 9 -Gutenberg Museum & Cheongju Early Printing Museum- International Graphic Arts & Printing University Akihiro KINOSHITA M IGU AK 1

2 drupa 2008 Report (part1~part8) 6, drupa2008 (part6) - drupa2008 to Print09 - (23, July 2008; Doosan Printing) 7, drupa2008 (Part 7) - Low Carbon Society (31, July 2008; Kokura Stations Hotel) 8, drupa2008 (Part 8) - Graphic Arts Printing Culture and World Museum - (3, September 2008; Nagasaki Taiko Temple) M IGU AK 2

3 Gutenberg Museum M IGU AK 3

4 Bust sculpture & Portrait of Johann Gutenberg M IGU AK 4

5 The front of Gutenberg Museum Museum(1962 renovated) Main Building(1662) 1927 Transfer Laden(2000)Gutenberg 600 Year M IGU AK 5

6 Gutenberg Museum Entrance M IGU AK 6 Entrance

7 The Repair of Main Building(1662) (Visited 2 June 2008) M IGU AK 7

8 The Main Building before Repair M IGU AK 8

9 Front of The Main Building (drupa2004) M IGU AK 9

10 Gutenberg Museum 1F Laden Entrance M IGU AK 10

11 Gutenberg Museum 2F Asia Printing Gutenberg Bible M IGU AK 11

12 Gutenberg Bible in Strong Room M IGU AK 12

13 Gutenberg Press M IGU AK 13

14 Gutenberg Workshop (the first floor under the ground ) for School Boy M IGU AK 14

15 Gutenberg Workshop (the first floor under the ground ) for Adult M IGU AK 15

16 Gutenbergs 42-zeilige Bibel (1 Originalblatt ) Mainz, M IGU AK 16

17 Gutenbergs 42-zeilige Bibel Bookbinding M IGU AK 17

18 The Characteristic Gutenberg Print Matter Published in 1447 Type (Pb) Press Printing Ink (Oil) Both Side Printing 42 Line Bible Color Pattern Hand Writing M IGU AK 18

19 Gutenberg Metal Type Eva Hanebutt - Benz Up to this day we do not know if J. Gutenberg had any kind of knowledge of the fact, that long before his invention printing with moveable type done in East-Asia. There are no documents or source-materials which give us reliable information regarding this matter. Considering that in Korea and in China printing of the text had been done for centuries without using printing press. M IGU AK 19

20 Gutenberg Jahr Buch (From 1926 to 2007 ) 1998 Year M IGU AK 20

21 Educational Work Shop M IGU AK 21

22 Gutenberg Museum Educational Work Shop M IGU AK 22

23 Teaching room M IGU AK 23

24 Guidance of Printing in Work Shop M IGU AK 24

25 Guidance of Printing in Work Shop M IGU AK 25

26 Guidance of Printing in Work Shop M IGU AK 26

27 Study of Gutenberg The study of Gutenberg was performed by the Professor Fusel of Mainz University, and Benz directors of Gutenberg Museum and, in 1997 both of them participated in international symposium "International Symposium on the Printing History in East & West" of UNESCO sponsorship in Korea and asked each country for the save of the document inheritance toward the future through the UNESCO. M IGU AK 27

28 Cheongju Early Printing Museum M IGU AK 28

29 International Symposium on the Printing History in East & West in Seoul (1997) About the Japanese print cultural heritage, authors perform database compilation work [1] A world heritage and a document [2] Print cultural heritage [3] Database compilation After the Symposium, International Forum on the Printing Culture held in Cheongju Early Printing Museum M IGU AK 29

30 International Symposium on the Printing History in East & West in Seoul (1997) M IGU AK 30

31 Gutenberg Museum in drupa2008 Author investigated through Shozo Motoki` ` who became the founder of Japanese modern typography in (photograph 1), and the one million small wooden pagoda Buddhist Scriptures ` ` in the Japanese oldest print matter in 770 (photograph 2), and there were the exhibitions such as old Korean type made of copper and much shorter in length than Gutenberg`s type. Paegum hwasang Buddhist priest ` `printed using the metal type the Pulji Chikchi Shimche Yojol Lower Volume ` ` in ( photograph 3). M IGU AK 31

32 Photograph Shozou Motoki (in Gutenberg Museum 2,July 2008) M IGU AK 32

33 Photograph One million small wooden pagoda Buddhist Scriptures M IGU AK 33

34 Photograph Pulji Chikchi Shimche Yojol Lower Volume 1377 (Druck von beweglichen Letters in Gutenberg Museum M IGU AK 34

35 The world oldest printed matter China Korea Japan M IGU AK 35

36 Korea M IGU AK 36

37 Cheongju Early Printing Museum Author visited to Korean Cheongju Early Printing Museum` `after an interval of two years, but exhibition corners were built more, and the print training corner of the printing was established here, too. Photograph 4 M IGU AK 37

38 Printing and Publishing Culture in Cheongju Early Printing Museum Sept & Oct Papers (1~274pp) M IGU AK 38

39 The Development of Mordern Japanese Printing By Akihiro Kinoshita 1, Introduction 2, The Publishing Print Culture Research 3, Printing Image History 4, The Graphic Arts Industry in Japan 5, The Computer Processing 6, The Modern Printing Technology (drupa2000) 7, Conclusion M IGU AK 39

40 Photograph Cheongju Early Printing Museum (Print Work Shop) M IGU AK 40

41 The scene where three priests (dolls) print the cover of "Jikji" on. M IGU AK 41

42 Print Working Room period of Yi Dynasty) M IGU AK 42

43 Digital Jikji M IGU AK 43

44 Cheongju Early Printing Museum Visited in 26 July,2008 UNESCO/Jikji Memory of the World Prize M IGU AK 44

45 This year s winner, the Phonogrammarchiv, is the oldest sound archive in the world, having been founded in M IGU AK 45

46 UNESCO/Jikji Memory of the World Prize the Phonogrammarchiv In an impressive ceremony held on 4 September 2007 in Cheongju City, in the Republic of Korea, the Phonogrammarchiv of the Austrian Academy of Sciences formally received the UNESCO/Jikji Memory of World Prize certificate and cheque M IGU AK 46

47 The bronze statue of Johann Wilhelm II (the Dusseldorf city hall) M IGU AK 47

48 The bronze statue of Johann Wilhelm II (the Dusseldorf city hall) in drupa2004 M IGU AK 48

49 A Stamp of Deutsche Bundespost(1964) M IGU AK 49

50 Korean Restaurant Shilla,Dusseldorf M IGU AK 50

51 MDC (Improvements &Revolutions in Printing Factory)Meeting (1,June 2008 in Shilla,Dusseldorf) M IGU AK 51

52 Heidelberg PMA Heidelberg Druck Maschinen AG M IGU AK 52

53 Heidelberg Castle from Alte Brucke M IGU AK 53

54 Heidelberg Alte Stadt from Castle Alte Bruck M IGU AK 54

55 No. 6 MDC (Improvements &Revolutions in Printing Factory) Meeting 25 July, 2008 M IGU AK 55

56 Summary 1, One million small wooden pagodas Buddhist scriptures were the world s oldest print matter reproduced in 770AD. 2, Wugou jinggusang da-tuoluoni jing is the earliest in the world in 751AD. 3, The invention of movable metal type printing by Gutenberg in 1450AD might have been influenced by Asian from Korea & China. M IGU AK 56

57 Reference (1) Akihiro KINOSHITA; Studies on the Printing Museum in the World, Nagasaki Printing Association (Oct. 1998) (2) Akihiro KINOSHITA; Early Printing History in Japan,Gutenberg Jahr Buch Vol 73 (1998) (3) Akihiro KINOSHITA & Keiichi ISHIKAWA;Printing Culture in Asia & Europe, Japan Printer Vol82 No3~4(1999) (4) Akihiro KINOSHITA; Proceedings of International Forum on the Printing Culture, Korean National Commission for the UNESCO (Oct.1997) M IGU AK 57

Gyeonggi Provincial Museum 2007-10-30 Sanggal-dong,

58 Gyeonggi Provincial Museum Sanggal-dong, Kihung-gu, Yongin City, Gyeonggi-do, Korea M IGU AK 58

59 Woodblock printing in Gyeonggi Provincial Museum Documentary materials concerning the history and culture of the province and the history of woodblock printing are shown as a means of highlighting the characteristic features of Kyonggi culture. The visiter can make a rubbing copy of woodblocks. M IGU AK 59

From Gutenberg to the Internet (HA)

From Gutenberg to the Internet (HA) Around 1450, Johannes Gutenberg invented a printing press that used movable metal type. Before Gutenberg s press, books and other printed materials were made by hand.