Caption

How one can properly grasp or hold the pen, To what nature of letters these dryly types of pens shall be used, Use of three types of reed pens (continuation) and an instruction on how to hold the reed pen, Spieghel der schrijfkonste, Fondement-Boeck, album page, text sheet, Folio A2v. Text sheet with the continuation of the description regarding the use of three types of reed pens. Afterwards, an instruction on how to hold the reed pen. The text begins with a decorated initial T. The text sheet is part of an album., writer (clerical worker): Jan van de Velde (I), Rotterdam, 1605, writer (clerical worker), paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, text in letterpress, height 210 mm x width 315 mm, A yellowed page with two columns of dense printed lines separated by a vertical dividing rule, showing an ornate decorative initial at the top of the right column and a centered heading above that column, all set on a textured off-white background with small spots and slight foxing near the edges, and a visible margin around the text.

Credit line

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Reference

LZT26B29_040

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Rights managed

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49.0Mb (10.6Mb) / 16.9in x 11.2in / 5080 x 3374 (300dpi)

Keywords

properly grasp hold pen nature letters dryly types pens shall three types reed pens continuation instruction reed pen Spieghel der schrijfkonste Fondement-Boeck album page text sheet Folio A2v Text sheet description regarding Afterwards text begins decorated initial T part album writer clerical worker Jan van de Velde I Rotterdam 1605 paper letterpress printing woodcut text letterpress height 210 mm x width 315 mm yellowed page two columns dense printed lines separated vertical dividing rule showing ornate decorative initial top right column centered heading column set textured off-white background small spots slight foxing near edges visible margin text