Nina Holland is an independent scholar, master printer, and publisher. Her current research addresses the technological history of modern book manufacturing during the era of offset lithography. She is founder and director of the publishing house Little Steidl, where her work is concentrated in applied research and development of advanced offset-lithographic techniques. She has developed and produced original book works with seminal artists of our time, including Lawrence Weiner, Chuck Close, John Baldessari, Graciela Iturbide, Robert Therrien, and Glen Seator. Her 2024 reissue of Alexey Brodovitch’s Ballet (1945) is itself a print-historical work, based on her own applied printing research and historical study of Brodovitch’s groundbreaking use of industrial print technologies. Her research projects have received major grants and institutional support from the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, Andy Warhol Foundation, Judith Rothschild Foundation, and Getty Research Institute.