El librero Ángel Corradi y la distribución y venta de las obras de la Real Academia Española a mediados del siglo XVIII

Translated title of the contribution: The bookseller Ángel Corradi and the distribution and sale of the works of the Royal Spanish Academy in the mid-18th century

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Abstract

Using as a starting point the accounts presented by the Genoa-born bookseller Angelo Corradi to the different treasurers of the Royal Spanish Academy during the reigns of Ferdinand VI and Charles III, this study aims to offer an accurate portrayal of his role as the designated bookseller of this significant cultural institution of Bourbon Spain. From his bookshop beside the Puerta del Sol in Carretas Street, Corradi sold and distributed the books printed by the Royal Spanish Academy during the period 1754-1779. These detailed accounts provide us with the opportunity to establish a clear picture of the merchandising of these works, among them the Diccionario de Autoridades, and to get a better understanding of the advantages associated with being a designated bookseller of the printed productions of a reformist institution
Translated title of the contributionThe bookseller Ángel Corradi and the distribution and sale of the works of the Royal Spanish Academy in the mid-18th century
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)743-772
JournalCuadernos de Estudios del Siglo XVIII
Volume30
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 26 Oct 2020

Keywords

  • Spanish 18th Century Literature
  • Spanish Enlightenment
  • Book market
  • Royal Spanish Academy

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