Tomus prior.
Tomus prior is a printed volume from the library of C.G. Jung, whose catalogue record gives no place or date, so the pictures alone identify it: a Lyon printer's device with the imprint 'Lugduni, Excudebat Nicol. Petroni', a historiated initial opening a Latin text on agriculture, and a bookplate with a winged angel and grape vines. Designers can take from it the contrast between dense Renaissance woodcut ornament and a sparse early twentieth-century heraldic label with flat yellow and grey colour.
