Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

kunstboekband

English translation:

art book binding

Added to glossary by Erik Macki
Jan 6, 2005 02:00
19 yrs ago
Dutch term

kunstboekband

Dutch to English Other Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs book binding
This is the name of an academy in Belgium:

Akademie - Hogere Leergangen voor de Moderne Kunstboekband

Normally I would leave the proper noun in Dutch/Flemish, but for this particular client I need to give an English equivalent.

The source of confusion is this: does this sooner mean advanced courses in modern art-book binding (i.e. binding art books), advanced courses in modern artistic book-binding (i.e. book binding that is artistically executed), or advanced courses in the modern art of book binding? Or something else that I've not recognized?

Thanks in advance for all help!

Proposed translations

11 hrs
Selected

art book binding

I think "kunstboek" might mean "art book" here, as there are several kinds of binding - web reference: "In deze 2 laatste jaren kiest de student zelf in welke van de 3 vastomlijnde gebieden hij/zij zal werken (klassieke boekbinden, ***modern kunstboekbinden***, restauratie)"; I assume "kunstboekband" is an old word for "kunstboekbinden" and means the same: art book binding
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I think this is the safest translation, although everyone had extremely good suggestions/theories. Thanks to everyone for taking time to help with this."
1 hr

Art Binding

literary translation
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5 hrs

advanced courses in the art of contemporary bookbinding

is confusing since a kunstboek is an art book.

[PDF] MDE
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... Die Akademie „Hogere Leergangen voor de Moderne Kunstboekband“ in Denderleeuw, Belgien, organisiert alle zwei Jahre einenEinbandwettbewerbfürhandgebundene ...
www.mde2004.org/1-2001.PDF
Peer comment(s):

agree Tina Vonhof (X) : similar to the asker's third suggestion.
10 hrs
yes-it's a question of trying to pinpoint things-not 100% obvious
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