Légende

Writing example: D. Daniels Colonio ecclesiae Gallie, Thrésor litéraire, Spieghel der rijkonste, print, album page, ornament print, Writing example with the salutation: D. Daniels Colonio ecclesiae Gallie quae est Roterodami pastori fideliss. Below that, seven lines of text in Latin: O diae antistes ... Signed: Tuus ut suus Veldius. The text is framed by scrollwork., printmaker: Simon Frisius, Haarlem, after design by Jan van de Velde (I), Rotterdam, dedicated to: Daniel Colonius, 1605, paper, engraving, gravure, height 210 mm x width 320 mm, calligraphy, A rectangular sheet with a lightly speckled off-white background features an ornate border of continuous dark curved lines forming looping, symmetrical flourishes along the top, sides, and bottom, leaving a central open area; the central area contains a block of elegant cursive strokes arranged in horizontal lines, with additional larger decorative swirls integrated among them, and small isolated oval and circular loops positioned near the top of the central text block.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B29_026

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

47.6Mo (11.4Mo) / 42.2cm x 28.3cm / 4985 x 3339 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Writing example D Daniels Colonio ecclesiae Gallie Thrésor litéraire Spieghel der rijkonste print album page ornament print salutation Gallie quae est Roterodami pastori fideliss seven lines text Latin O diae antistes .. Signed Tuus ut suus Veldius framed scrollwork printmaker Simon Frisius Haarlem design Jan van de Velde I Rotterdam dedicated Daniel Colonius 1605 paper engraving gravure height 210 mm x width 320 mm calligraphy rectangular sheet lightly speckled off-white background features ornate border continuous dark curved lines forming looping symmetrical flourishes top sides bottom leaving central open area central area contains block elegant cursive strokes arranged horizontal lines additional larger decorative swirls integrated them small isolated oval circular loops positioned near central text block