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1516: Pieter de Keysere (Petrus Caesar Gandavus) Source:
Title: ‘Elegiae’ Comments: This illustration comes from Elegiae (1520). Falconer Madan (1895, p 227): ‘A copy of No. 2. with ‘P G’ instead of ‘I B’, and some minor variations, occurs as the mark of Petrus Caesar Gandavus, who printed at Ghent in 1516-47. The title on the press is ‘prelū cesareū’ in one line.’ Technique: Woodcut. Publications Falconer Madan (1895) ‘Early representations of the printing-Press with especial reference to that by Stradanus.’, Bibliographica. Volume 1, page 226-227. (Illustration #3). Nigel Roche (2000) The iconography of the printing office to 1700. Unpublished MA thesis. Library and Information Studies, University College London. (Illustration #B2). L.C. Silvestre (Paris, 1853) Marques typographiques, no: 1055. [link]. |
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