‘A Woman of Great Courage’: Women in the Printing Trades in Early Modern Europe

Anna Bergin, Wittib (The widow Anna Berg, d. 1629)

Anna Berg was the widow of Adam Berg, who is best remembered as a printer of music and Catholic religious texts in Munich between 1567–1597. Anna often collaborated with publisher Raphael Sadeler after Adam's death. The Flemish Sadeler family played a dominant role in engraving, publishing and selling prints in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

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