Caption
Writing sample with a sea monster in scrollwork, 't Magazin oft pac-huys der loffelycker penn-const, print, album page, ornamental print, Writing sample with a sea monster in scrollwork and a line of text written in a spiral, in Latin: Bonae artes ubique ... At the top a line in Greek. By the mouth of the sea monster: Leviathan., printmaker: Simon Frisius, after design by David Roelands, publisher: David Roelands, Flushing, 1616 - 1617, Simon Frisius, David Roelands, printmaker, after design by, publisher, paper, engraving, gravure, height 228 mm x width 345 mm, calligraphy, A large sheet with black ink calligraphic swirls and flourishes forming concentric spirals and looping shapes that suggest abstract organic forms across a cream-colored background, with thick and thin curved strokes radiating outward and interweaving, several tightly wound spiral patterns, a stylized birdlike head composed of dense looping lines and featherlike strokes at the upper right, ornamental curlicues clustered throughout, and varying line weights creating a sense of motion and rhythm across the page.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A75_003
License type
Rights managed
Available size
48.8Mb (11.3Mb) / 17.1in x 11.1in / 5125 x 3326 (300dpi)