Bookbindings and rubbings of bindings in the National Art Museum South Kensington Museum Book PDF, ePub eBook

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1898 Excerpt: ...alternately with the label and double rose above described (51), the latter repeated at the intersections of the diagonal fillets which divide the enclosed panel into compartments stamped with a floral ornament. From the Binding of the Register of Cardinal Beaufort, bishop of Winchester, 1405-1416. Consistory Court, Winchester. D. 1966-1889. 53 Oxford. Theodore Rood and Thomas Hunte, 1481. Part of the side of a Book-cover adorned with rows of stamps separated from each other by groups of fillets. In the centre are six horizontal rows each of two stamps, representing monsters or birds. These are enclosed within a border formed, at the head and sinister side, by a row of imperial eagles displayed, and at the dexter side and foot, by two-headed quadrupeds. A narrow outer border is formed by poles wreathed with foliage and flowers. The whole is enclosed within a broad frame relieved at intervals with rosettes and studs in triplets; the square compartments at the intersections of the framework being stamped with the imperial eagle and single studs. From the Binding of A. Mecram, Exposicio super tercium 'librum de anima. Oxonie, 1481. Cathedral Library, Durham. D. 523-1887. 54 Oxford. Theodore Rood and Thomas Hunte, 148 i. Part of the side of a Book-cover adorned with the same stamps as 53, employed in a similar manner. From the Binding of Boetii Libri quinque de consolations philosophic, Coloniae, 1481. Cathedral Library, Durham. D. 991-1887. 56 Oxford. Theodore Rood and Thomas Hunte, 1481. Details from the side of a Book-cover adorned with the same stamps. From the Binding of Alexandri Akgli Destructorium vitiorum. Coloniae, 1480. Cathedral Library, Durham. D. 990-1887. 56 Oxford? c. 1482. Part of the side of a Book-cover (11 x 8J in.). In the centre, a vertica...

Bookbindings and rubbings of bindings in the National Art Museum South Kensington Museum by William Henry James Weale

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