De Papagallise Blaasbalg, verijdels door Josefs gerechtigheid
| Reference: | S34828 |
| Author | Carel ALLARD |
| Year: | 1708 ca. |
| Measures: | 210 x 324 mm |
€750.00
| Reference: | S34828 |
| Author | Carel ALLARD |
| Year: | 1708 ca. |
| Measures: | 210 x 324 mm |
€750.00
Description
Etching, circa 1708, printed on contemporary laid paper, with margins, good condition.
A broadside with a satire on Pope Clement XI; with an etching showing at the top the seated Pope, behind him Louis XIV blowing with bellows into the Pope's ear, on the right the Holy Roman Emperor seated, in the middle background a view of Rome; at the bottom an image of a preacher and soldiers; with engraved title, inscriptions, numbering 1-5, lettering A-C, and verses in two and three columns, including legend.
This print is one (according to Muller plate 7) of nine plates of the series Het Palmhof der Bondgenooten… 1708.
Literature
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Muller, De Nederlandsche Geschiedenis in Platen (3170).
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Son of Hugh ALLARD.
The Allard family ran an active publishing business in Amsterdam in the latter half of the seventeenth century.
Most of their publications consisted of atlases made up of maps and town plans by their more famous predecessors, Blaeu, Jansson, de Wit, Visscher and others, but one of their most attractive and interesting sheet maps was of New England (Hugo Allard, 1656), based on Jansson, which included a view of New Amsterdam by C. J. Visscher.
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Literature
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Muller, De Nederlandsche Geschiedenis in Platen (3170).
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|
Son of Hugh ALLARD.
The Allard family ran an active publishing business in Amsterdam in the latter half of the seventeenth century.
Most of their publications consisted of atlases made up of maps and town plans by their more famous predecessors, Blaeu, Jansson, de Wit, Visscher and others, but one of their most attractive and interesting sheet maps was of New England (Hugo Allard, 1656), based on Jansson, which included a view of New Amsterdam by C. J. Visscher.
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