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| Year: | 1568 | |
| Last Name: | Schopper | |
| First Name: | Hartmann | |
| Title: | Panoplia omnium illiberalium mechanicarum aut sedentariarum artium genera continens, quotquot unquam vel a veteribus, aut nostri etiam seculi, celebritate excogitari potuerunt, breviter & dilucide confecta : carminum liber primus, tum mira varietate rerum vocabulorumque, novo more excogitatorum copia perquam utilis, lextaque perjucundus ; accesserunt etiam venustissimae imagines omnes omnium artificum negociationes ad vivum Lectori representantes, antehac nec visae, nec unquam aeditae | |
| Publisher: | impensis Sigismundi Feyerabent | |
| City: | Francofurti ad Moenum (Frankfurt) | |
| Country: | Germany | |
| Binding Detail: | Modern dark olive green Calf, gilted title and date to spine, gilt page edges, marbled paper beautifully done by the French bindery Laurenchet (Ateliers Laurenchet gilted on lower margin of inside of front cover) | |
| Condition: | Very mild age toning to pages. Beautiful copy. | |
| Notes: | 8o (152 x 99 mm). Greek text on A7v-8r. Woodcut printer's device on title and on final recto. 132 woodcut illustrations by Jost Amman. First Latin edition printed the same year as the German edition, but with an additional 18 illustrations. A rare exhaustive visual collection of trades, professions and vocations of German society in the 16th century, including apothecary, engraver, carpenter, baker, etc. Includes one of the earliest book illustrations of a dentist at work, second only to that found in the Zene Artzney series (1530-1576). Beautifully illustrated by the esteemed German artist Jost Amman (1539-1591). Provenance: This copy was once owned by Nicolas Quesnel (d. 1632), the 17th century royal coat-of-arms and portrait painter, with his signature and date of 1609 on the title page. |
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