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Deliciae Batavicae.
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It is a charming book illustrated with portraits of Willem of Orange and Prince Maurits and eight engraved armorial plates. Followed by thirthy engraved views or scenes of Dutch cities, most with Latin text at the foot.
The plates include views of Amsterdam, Leiden, a skating scene, and Prince Maurits sailing wagon. The Anatomy Theatre of the University of Leiden with a finely attired man looking at the dissected body of a man lying on the central table, surrounded by concentric benches with human and animal skeletons in various poses, a cabinet with instruments at the back of the room.
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- Maker / Publisher
- MARCUS, J.
- Place
- Amsterdam, Johannes Janssonius, 1618
- Date
- Amsterdam, Johannes Janssonius, 1618
- Color
- Uncoloured
- Height
- 130
- Width
- 180
- Condition
- Oblong 8vo. With 2 portraits, 8 engraved armorial plates. The first 2 sheets of text are cropped and have extended lower margins. These are followed by 30 engraved views or scenes most with a Latin text at the foot. Interleaved. Contemp. calf, gold-tooled
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- Atlas van Stolk 1027 note; STCN (4 copies); WorldCat (5 copies); cf. Hollstein XXXVIII, C. J. Visscher 116a-120a, 122a-123a.
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- Amsterdam, Alabama, United States
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