The Estienne family was a prominent French family known for their contributions to the fields of printing and publishing during the Renaissance. They were particularly recognized for their work in producing high-quality books, including classical texts and educational materials. The family’s printing house, established in the early 16th century, became one of the most respected in Europe. The most notable member of the Estienne family was Robert Estienne, a renowned printer and scholar. He was known for his innovative typesetting and for publishing the first Greek New Testament. The family's legacy continues to influence the world of literature and education today.