Imprimerie J.-E. Buschmann

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Publishers and publishing
Printing
(lcsh) Belgian literature (French)--Publishing
(lcsh) Flemish literature--Publishing

found: Brièves notices au sujet de la famille et de l'Imprimerie J.-E. Buschmann, 1953:t.p. (Imprimerie J.-E. Buschmann ; est. 1814, Antwerp)

found: La facétieuse vie du jeune Jacquet au flageolet qui paissait le troupeau de son père, 1933:page opposite title page ("Cet ouvrage a été ... imprimé par J.-E. Buschmann à Anvers") colophon (Typ. J.-E. Buschmann, 26, Av. d'Italie, Anvers)

found: Dutch Wikipedia, July 10, 2014(J.E. Buschmann; printing and publishing firm in Antwerp, known for its bibliophile editions and prints; founded in 1842 by Joseph-Ernest Buschmann (1814-1853), a Luxemburger who had moved to Antwerp in 1838; purpose was to establish a Belgian literature, based on the country's bilingualism, and works of both Flemish-speaking and French-speaking authors were published; first address was Ossenmarkt 1182 (now no. 22); in 1850, because of Buschmann's poor health, the firm's operation was taken over by his wife (after 1853, his widow), who moved it to Israëlietenstraat 11; their sons Gustave (1847-1935) and Paul Buschmann senior (1846-1909) took over the commercial and artistic direction, respectively, in 1870; Paul Buschmann junior (1877-1924) took over the artistic direction in 1909, but ceded it in 1911 to his uncle Gustave Jos. Buschmann; firm published works of Hendrik Conscience and other Belgian authors, literary periodicals, and the illustrated art periodical De Vlaamsche School; firm remained in existence until 1978)

found: OCLC, July 7, 2014(forms in imprints include: J.-E. Buschmann; Imprimerie de J.-E. Buschmann; Imprimerie typographique et lithographique de J.-E. Buschmann; Typographie J.-E. Buschmann; Drukkery van J.-E. Buschmann; Drukkerij van J.-E. Buschmann; J.-E. Buschmann, editeur; Buschmann)