Italian book illustrations : chiefly of the fifteenth century (1894)
Pollard, Alfred W. (Alfred William), 1859-1944 · London : Seeley ; New York : Macmillan · leaf 101
88, when Antonius Zarotus issiled a Mis sale Ambrosianum, with at least one large cut. To the same publisher we owe the Trionfi of 1494, in which some of the cuts follow the Venetian edition of 1490, others the Florentine engravings on which these were founded. Pachel was another important printer… … The- Making of a Monk. From Lichtenberger's Pronosticatio. Modena. [1492.] repeated; and the Mis sale Ambrosianum , of 1499, in which one cut is taken from Zaroto’s edition of 1488, and a second, representing St. Ambrose, St. Protasius, and St. Gervasius, is by the engraver who subsequently removed…
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