Légende

Writing sample: Entendant Mon treshonnoré, 't Magazin oft pac-huys der loffelycker penn-const, print, album page, ornamental print, Writing sample with ten lines of text in French addressed to the father of David Roelands: Entendant Mon treshonnoré ... Above it the text: A Dieu, toute Gloire, en Flessingue. The text is framed by the alphabet., 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 of aged paper filled with dark flowing ink flourishes forming loops and spirals that create a decorative border around a central block of denser, smaller handwritten strokes, with the ornamental swirls varying in thickness and overlapping across the top, sides, and bottom of the page.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A74_483

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

48.6Mo (10.6Mo) / 42.7cm x 28.5cm / 5041 x 3371 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Writing sample Entendant Mon treshonnoré t Magazin oft pac-huys der loffelycker penn-const print album page ornamental print ten lines text French addressed father David Roelands Entendant Mon treshonnoré Dieu toute Gloire en Flessingue framed alphabet printmaker Simon Frisius design publisher Flushing 1616 - 1617 paper engraving gravure height 228 mm x width 345 mm calligraphy large sheet aged paper filled dark flowing ink flourishes forming loops spirals create decorative border central block denser smaller handwritten strokes ornamental swirls varying thickness overlapping across top sides bottom page