File:M H V Cremonensis de arte poetica lib. III-Romae apud Ludovicum Vicentinum - Endleaves (C4h5).jpg
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| M H V Cremonensis de arte poetica lib. III
Romae apud Ludovicum Vicentinum |
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Vida, Marcus Hieronymus, bishop of Alba |
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M H V Cremonensis de arte poetica lib. III Romae apud Ludovicum Vicentinum |
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| Description |
Style: Frame|Cornerpiece made of small tools; Caption: Endleaves; Colour: Red; Edge: Gilt |
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| Date | Binding: 18c | |||
| Medium | Decorative Technique: Tooled in gold; Cover Material: Goatskin (includes morocco, turkey etc) | |||
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Shelfmark: C4h5 |
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| Place of creation | Binding: Italy | |||
| Object history | Text: 1527; Rome; Smith, Joseph, Consul | |||
| Notes | With the arms of King George III added. Mulitcoloured paste paper endleaves. May be from the library of Consul Joseph Smith. Without pagination. 111 leaves. The De Bombyce has a separate titlepage, with the arms of Joseph Smith, English Consul at Venice, illuminated on the 1st page of the text. Probably from the workshop of Joseph Smith's binder in Venice. | |||
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