Légende
Description of the Italian letter (second continuation) and explanation of how to cut the reed pen for writing the Italian letter, Description of the Italian Letters, How to cut and hold the pen to write an Italian letter, Mirror of the art of writing, Foundation Book, album page, text sheet, Folio C2v with the second continuation of the description of the Italian letter. Then an explanation of how the reed pen must be cut to write an Italian letter. The text begins with a decorated initial A. The 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 faded printed page showing two columns of dense serif text with a decorative ornate initial letter on the left column, visible horizontal and vertical alignment guides dividing sections, aged paper with light discoloration and small spots, and darker ink impressions where the type is heavier. The left margin contains a large embellished capital letter with floral and scrollwork ornamentation, and the right column text is justified with narrow spacing between lines. The top of the page has a block of text separated by a centered italicized line, and the bottom portion shows more paragraphs of uniform printed lines that become lighter toward the lower edge. The paper edges are slightly darker and uneven, and there is a small printed word near the lower right corner.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A74_463
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
46.6Mo (9.7Mo) / 41.6cm x 28.1cm / 4918 x 3313 (300dpi)