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Writing example: The King Antigonus, Mirror of the Art of Writing, Literary Threat, print, album page, ornamental print, Writing example with eight lines of text in Dutch: The King Antigonus ... The text is framed with scrollwork., printmaker: Simon Frisius, Haarlem, after design by Jan van de Velde (I), Rotterdam, 1605, paper, engraving, gravure, height 210 mm x width 320 mm, calligraphy, A sheet with dense dark ink calligraphic flourishes and cursive writing on a light, slightly textured background, featuring large sweeping spiral loops framing and interweaving around finer, elegant cursive lines that run horizontally across the center, with ornate curlicues and overlapping rounded strokes filling the margins and corners, and faint paper imperfections visible near the edges.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26B29_029

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Rights managed

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49.0Mb (10.5Mb) / 16.9in x 11.3in / 5058 x 3388 (300dpi)

Keywords

Writing example King Antigonus Mirror Art Writing Literary Threat print album page ornamental print eight lines text Dutch framed scrollwork printmaker Simon Frisius Haarlem design Jan van de Velde I Rotterdam 1605 paper engraving gravure height 210 mm x width 320 mm calligraphy sheet dense dark ink calligraphic flourishes cursive writing light slightly textured background featuring large sweeping spiral loops framing interweaving finer elegant cursive lines run horizontally across center ornate curlicues overlapping rounded strokes filling margins corners faint paper imperfections visible near edges