Emblemata.- Alciatus (Andrea) Emblemata. Cum facili &

Alciati Andrea, Emblemata cum commentariis Claudii Minois I.C. Francisci Sanctii Brocensis, & notis Laurentii Pignorii... Patavii: typis Pauli Frambotti, 1661. In-4° (mm 218x157). Pagine LXXX

Alciati (Andrea) Diverse Imprese Accommodate A diverse moralià, collation: A-M8, woodcut architectural border,169 woodcut emblems within diverse architectural borders and 11 illustrations of tree

Emblemata.- Alciati (Andrea) Diverse imprese accommodate a diverse moralità, con versi..., title within ornate architectural border, woodcut illustrations within ornate borders throughout, lacking fi

Typographia Laurentij Pasquati, 1621. Andrea Alciato's book of emblems, in a contemporary binding, first compiled in 1531 and here enriched with comments by Claude Mignault and Francisco S?nchez de la

A series of pages from Emblemata. Originally written by Andrea Alciato (Italian, 1492–1550 in 1621. Includes pages having woodcuts numbered 657 through 660. Author: Opera et vigiliis by Ioannis Thui

A series of pages from Emblemata. Originally written by Andrea Alciato (Italian, 1492–1550 in 1621. Includes pages having woodcuts numbered 333 and 334. Author: Opera et vigiliis by Ioannis Thuilii

A series of pages from Emblemata. Originally written by Andrea Alciato (Italian, 1492–1550 in 1621. Includes pages having woodcuts numbered 473 through 482. Author: Opera et vigiliis by Ioannis Thui

Amorum emblemata, figuris aeneis incisa Anversa, Venalia apud Auctorem [Typis Henrici Suuingenii], 1608. In 4° oblungo. Marca al frontespizio, una pagina incisa in rame, 124 emblemi calcografici dent

(Otto van).- Horatius Flaccus (Quintus) Emblemata, parts 1-3 (of 6?) bound in 3 volumes, engraved title pages in Italian and Latin, printed half-titles in each vol., 2 engraved dedication leaves, one

Schoonhoven, Florens (1594-1648) Emblemata. Partim Moralia Partim etiam Civilia. Amsterdam: Joannem Janssonium, 1635.Quarto, third edition; ¶/*6, A-Z4, Aa-Ff4, Gg2; illustrated with engraved titl

1627 Emblems Pia Desideria Emblemata Illustrated Pope Urban VIII Herman Hugo “The most popular religious emblem book of the 17th-century!” Herman Hugo was a 17th-century Jesuit who is chiefly reme

Here the famous Divine et Amoris Humani Effectus Varii Sacrae Scripturae, printed in the first edition by Michael Snyders in Antwerp in 1626. The book, whose gender is said emblemata, consists of 63 e

Emblemata.- Vondel (Joost van den) Vorstelijcke Warande der dieren: waer in de zeden-rijcke Philosophie, Poëtisch, Morael, en Historiael vermakelijck en treffelijck wort voorgestelt, engraved tit

[ANTIQUARIAN BOOK] QUINTA HORATII FLACCI EMBLEMATA: IMAGINIBUS IN AES INCISIS, notisque illustrata studio othonis vaeni. batavo-lugdunensis. by Veen, Otto van, 1556-1629 Apud Franciscvum Foppens, Brux

1696 EMBLEMS Verrien French Emblemata Illustrated Medals & Crests Monogram Art Nicolas Verrien was a late 17th-century French engraver and monogram designer. Aside from his illustrations and monograph

1659 Emblems Pia Desideria Emblemata Illustrated Pope Urban VIII Herman Hugo “The most popular religious emblem book of the 17th-century!” Herman Hugo was a 17th-century Jesuit who is chiefly reme

1670 Herman Hugo Pia Desideria OT Bible Emblemata Illustrated EMBLEMS Poetry “Pia Desideria…the most popular religious emblem book of the 17th-century!” Herman Hugo first published t

1659 EMBLEMS Engelgrave Lux Evangelica Jesuit Emblemata Illustrated Catholic Henricus Engelgrave was a 17th-century Flemish emblematist known primarily for his work ‘Lux Evangelica’. This work

Emblemata.- Elger (Willem den) Zinne-beelden der liefde, Met Puntdigten en Aanteekeningen, engraved additional pictorial title by Hillebrand van der Aa, engraved title vignette and 50 emblematic illus

An interesting engraving entitled "Emblemata Amatoria", light early manuscript . Very Good, measures 8 x 6". Reserve: $10.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $6.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.

MAURITS C. ESCHER Group of 4 woodcuts. Emblemata III. Lute, 1931. Numbered 211/300 in pencil, lower left * Emblemata VI. Palm Tree, 1931. Numbered 193/300 in pencil, lower margin. Both published by Va

Maurits Cornelis "M.C." Escher (Dutch, 1898-1972). Woodcut on paper print titled "Padlock" from the series "Emblemata XXIV," ca. 1931. The work depicts a padlock with tex

1667 1st ed Phaedrus & Aesop Fables Illustrated Emblemata Greek Literature Latin “Things are not always what they seem; the first appearance deceives many; the intelligence of a few perceives what h

M.C. Escher Table of Contents (from the XXIV Emblemata portfolio) 1931 / 1932woodcut image: 7 h x 5.5 w in (18 x 14 cm) sight: 8 h x 6.875 w in (20 x 17 cm) This work is from the edition of