Short report and substantiation of how the Italian letters must be written by each individual, Description of writing the Italian letter (third continuation) and a writing example of the Italian letter, Fondement-Boeck, Spieghel der schrijfkonste, print, albumblad, text sheet, Folio D2v with a third continuation of the instruction on how the Italian letter must be written and a writing example of four lines titled: Grondt ende fondament der Italiaenscher Letteren. The sheet is part of an album., printmaker: Simon Frisius, Haarlem, after design by Jan van de Velde (I), Rotterdam, 1605, writer (clerical worker), paper, letterpress printing, engraving, text in letterpress, height 90 mm x width 235 mm, height 210 mm x width 315 mm, calligraphy, A faded sheet of paper with printed and handwritten calligraphic markings across the upper and central areas, showing dark printed paragraphs at the top and several flowing, ornate swashes and strokes in elegant penmanship below, arranged in horizon...
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Short report and substantiation of how the Italian letters must be written by each individual, Description of writing the Italian letter (third continuation) and a writing example of the Italian letter, Fondement-Boeck, Spieghel der schrijfkonste, print, albumblad, text sheet, Folio D2v with a third continuation of the instruction on how the Italian letter must be written and a writing example of four lines titled: Grondt ende fondament der Italiaenscher Letteren. The sheet is part of an album., printmaker: Simon Frisius, Haarlem, after design by Jan van de Velde (I), Rotterdam, 1605, writer (clerical worker), paper, letterpress printing, engraving, text in letterpress, height 90 mm x width 235 mm, height 210 mm x width 315 mm, calligraphy, A faded sheet of paper with printed and handwritten calligraphic markings across the upper and central areas, showing dark printed paragraphs at the top and several flowing, ornate swashes and strokes in elegant penmanship below, arranged in horizontal rows and varying in thickness and curvature; the paper has a light beige tone with subtle age spots and slight discoloration near the edges, and faint impressions of reversed text visible through the sheet.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A74_465

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

48.3Mo (7.8Mo) / 42.7cm x 28.3cm / 5045 x 3344 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Short report substantiation Italian letters must written individual Description writing Italian letter third continuation writing example Fondement-Boeck Spieghel der schrijfkonste print albumblad text sheet Folio D2v instruction Italian letter must four lines titled Grondt ende fondament der Italiaenscher Letteren sheet part album printmaker Simon Frisius Haarlem design Jan van de Velde I Rotterdam 1605 writer clerical worker paper letterpress printing engraving text letterpress height 90 mm x width 235 mm height 210 mm x 315 mm calligraphy faded sheet printed handwritten calligraphic markings across upper central areas showing dark paragraphs top several flowing ornate swashes strokes elegant penmanship arranged horizontal rows varying thickness curvature light beige tone subtle age spots slight discoloration near edges faint impressions reversed text visible sheet

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