L. Hellinga
Dr Lotte Hellinga was born and educated in Amsterdam. She was lecturer, later Senior lecturer at the University of Amsterdam where she taught textual bibliography. In 1976 she was appointed as a member of staff of the British Library, from 1985 in charge of the incunabula, and she became Deputy Keeper in 1988. She fulfilled a number of administrative duties, including taking part in the Report on Acquisition and Retention policies, which was published in 1989, and the Acting Directorship of the Preservation Service (1989-91). She retired from the British Library in 1995, but had by then become involved in the development of the Consortium of European Research Libraries, which had been constituted in 1992. She became formally its Secretary in 1994, and stepped down from this function in 2002.
She is a Fellow of the British Academy and a Correspondent of the Netherlands Academy of Sciences.
Lotte Hellinga is specialised in early printing, with interests ranging from detailed ...
Harald Kleinschmidt
Harald Gerhard Heinrich Otto Kurt Kleinschmidt was born (1949) and educated in Germany. After his Habilitation in 1985 he worked from 1986 till 1989 as a Privatdozent for the University of Stuttgart and from 1989 till 2000 as a Jokyôju (Associate Professor) of the history of international relations ...
Marco van Egmond
Dr Marco van Egmond (1969), studied Human Geography at Utrecht University from 1988 until 1994, worked for three years as a journalist for local and regional newspapers, and in 1998 started with his research on the Dutch map publishing house of Covens & Mortier. This led to his doctoral thesis in 20...
G. Kleis
Drs. Gerrit Kleis (1940) received his education in the Dutch language, history and analytical bibliography at the University of Amsterdam between 1962 and 1969. He wrote several articles on the history of the rose, with which he made the foundation for a bibliography of Dutch monographs on roses.
Rodney Shirley
Rodney Shirley was educated at Stowe and at the Universities of Cambridge (MA) and Harvard (MBA). His main career has been in business but for many years he has been a collector and historian of early maps and associated decorative titlepages. He is past president and a current council member of the...
Martijn Storms
Drs. Martijn Storms (1978) was born and raised in Arnhem. He studied Social Geography at the University of Utrecht, with Cartography as his specialisation. After his graduation in 2001 he worked as a junior teacher-researcher for the cartography department of the Faculty of Geosciences of the Univer...