Légende
Right hand with goose quill, Ars non habet inimicum, nisi ignorantem, 't Magazin oft pac-huys der loffelycker penn-const, print, albumblad, ornamentprent, Right hand with a goose quill and four lines of Dutch text: In the pen cutting and also in the good hewing, in the matting, and according to quality, Moving with the hand, moving according to sight, Herein lies the understanding of good writing. On the right, a diagram shows the different pen strokes., 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, quill, handwriting, writing as activity, A detailed engraving shows a disembodied hand emerging from a sleeve and holding a long feathered quill, surrounded by numerous elegant swirling pen flourishes and ornamental loops. Decorative calligraphic strokes and elaborate curlicues arc across the page, varying in thickness and forming dense overlapping spirals. A circular diagram with radial lines and geometric markings appears near the right side, intersected by a diagonal bar and accompanied by small flourishes. The paper has a slightly aged, speckled texture with faint stains and uneven discoloration, and the overall composition is rendered in dark ink on a light background.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A75_015
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
48.5Mo (11.0Mo) / 42.7cm x 28.5cm / 5042 x 3361 (300dpi)