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Records of Johannes Gutenbergâs later years are as sketchy as his early life. Still living in Mainz, it is believed that he went blind in the last months of his life. He died on February 3, 1468, and was buried in the church of the Franciscan convent in the nearby town of Eltville, Germany.
In 1450 Gutenberg borrowed a considerable sum of money from Johann Fust, a wealthy businessman and moneylender. The loan funded the construction of printing equipment for another workshop, which was large enough to accommodate the inventorâs next and most ambitious project, the 42-line Bible. Gutenberg viewed printing as a craft, not as a replacement for handwriting.