Légende

Writing example: Il puero tibi cura fuit, 't Magazin oft pac-huys der loffelycker penn-const, print, album page, ornamental print, Writing example with eight lines of text in Latin: Il puero tibi cura fuit ... Above that, three lines of text with a dedication to Tobias van de Werve from Goes. The text is flanked by a bird and a monk in scrollwork., printmaker: Simon Frisius, after design by David Roelands, publisher: David Roelands, Flushing, dedicated to: Tobias van de Werve, Goes, 1616 - 1617, Simon Frisius, David Roelands, Tobias van de Werve, printmaker, after design by, publisher, paper, engraving, gravure, height 228 mm x width 345 mm, calligraphy, A cream-colored page filled with ornate black ink calligraphic flourishes and looping pen strokes, forming decorative circular and spiral shapes across the surface. Two large decorative bird-like figures appear on opposite sides composed of continuous elegant loops and scalloped lines suggesting feathers and beaks. Dense clusters of intertwined swirls and delicate curlicues occupy the lower and side margins, with some flourishes forming ropelike chains and scalloped scallops. In the central area there are more controlled, evenly spaced flowing cursive lines arranged in horizontal bands, surrounded by larger decorative loops that weave into and around them. The paper shows slight aging with faint stains and subtle discoloration near the edges.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A75_002

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

49.8Mo (8.8Mo) / 44.1cm x 28.3cm / 5213 x 3341 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Writing example Il puero tibi cura fuit t Magazin oft pac-huys der loffelycker penn-const print album page ornamental print eight lines text Latin three lines dedication Tobias van de Werve Goes flanked bird monk scrollwork printmaker Simon Frisius design David Roelands publisher Flushing dedicated 1616 - 1617 paper engraving gravure height 228 mm x width 345 mm calligraphy cream-colored page filled ornate black ink calligraphic flourishes looping pen strokes forming decorative circular spiral shapes across surface Two large decorative bird- figures opposite sides composed continuous elegant loops scalloped lines suggesting feathers beaks Dense clusters intertwined swirls delicate curlicues occupy lower side margins flourishes forming ropelike chains scalloped scallops central area controlled evenly spaced flowing cursive lines arranged horizontal bands surrounded larger decorative loops weave them slight aging faint stains subtle discoloration near edges