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KHÉM PHÉ LëCH S^ NHÄ IN
PLANTIN-MORETuS
B∂o tµng Plantin-Moretus Æ≠Óc x©y c†t
trn ch›nh n“n m„ng cÒa ng´i nhµ vµ
x≠Îng in c„ tı th’ k˚ 16 cÒa th≠¨ng gia
ng≠Íi Ph∏p Christophe Plantin. §ng Æ’n
Antwerp vµo n®m 1550, vµ n®m 1555
thµnh lÀp nhµ in Officina Plantiniana - nhµ
in s∏ch vµ nhµ xu†t b∂n s∏ch Æ«u tin trn
th’ giÌi.
N®m 1876, Erward Moretus, mÈt hÀu
du÷ cÒa nhµ Moretus, b∏n lπi toµn bÈ c®n
nhµ vµ x≠Îng in cho ch›nh quy“n thµnh
phË, vÌi Æi“u ki÷n thµnh phË ph∂i bi’n
n„ thµnh mÈt b∂o tµng v“ gia Æ◊nh ´ng.
N®m 2005 vµ cho Æ’n hi÷n tπi, b∂o tµng
Plantin-Moretus lµ b∂o tµng Æ«u tin trn
th’ giÌi Æ≠Óc uNESCO c´ng nhÀn lµ Di
s∂n V®n h„a.
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DISCOVER THE HISTORy OF THE
PLANTIN-MORETuS MuSEuM
The Plantin-Moretus Museum is located in the
former residence and printing establishment
of the 16 th century French printer Christophe
Plantin. He arrived in Antwerp in 1550, and
in 1555, established the Officina Plantiniana
printing house, the first book-printing and
publishing house in the world.
In 1876, Erward Moretus, a descendant of the
Moretus, sold the entire house and printing
company to the city of Antwerp, provided
that it was turned into a museum to preserve
his family's legacy. Since 2005, and to this
day, the Plantin-Moretus Museum is the first
museum in the world to be recognized as a
UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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