Nebulo nebulonum; hoc est, Loco-seria vernaculae nequitiae censura
Nebulo nebulonum, a 1636 satirical book printed in Leeuwarden and credited to Thomas Murner with Johan Flitner, aimed at readers of Dutch and German moral satire. The pictures are small engraved scenes of seventeenth-century rogues in plumed hats and cloaks, in street and interior settings, with dense cross-hatching a designer could borrow for period costume and crowd staging.
