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Engravings from “Die Bücher-Ornamentik Der Renaissance” (Book-Ornament of the Renaissance) by A. F. Butsch, Leipzig, 1878. Alfred Butsch was a famous bookseller and a collecter of antiquarian books; the engraved plates in the book reproduce illustrations from early printed books.
I bought my copy of this book from a bookseller in Germany; there is also a fac simile by Dover, but the reproduction is not of the highest quality, so these images are better, if very incomplete.
See also Vol I which I bought separately).
Title: Die Bücher-Ornamentik Der Renaissance (Vol II.)
Published by: Verlag von G. Hirth
City: Leipzig
Date: 1881
Total items: 11
Out of copyright (called public domain in the USA), hence royalty-free for all purposes usage credit requested, or as marked.
![[picture: 68b.---Printer's Mark Detail: Cockerel]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Butsch-RenaissanceOrnament-VolII/wm/big/068-urn-birds-cherubs-alchemy-1567-detail-rooster-q85-215x200.jpg "[picture: 68b.---Printer's Mark Detail: Cockerel]")
68b.—Printer’s Mark Detail: Cockerel
A picture of a cockerel (a rooster) from a woodcut by Jost Amman, a detail from a trade mark for a printer. [more...]
[$]![[picture: 68a.---Myller Book Mark - Lion With Pillar]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Butsch-RenaissanceOrnament-VolII/wm/big/068-victory-lion-1537-q90-142x200.jpg "[picture: 68a.---Myller Book Mark - Lion With Pillar]")
68a.—Myller Book Mark - Lion With Pillar
Die schöne Marke des Strassburger Druckers Crafft Myller vom Jahre 1537 in Holzschnitt von einem unbekannten Meister. (p. 50) [more...]
![[picture: 68b.---Printer's Mark Detail: Angel]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Butsch-RenaissanceOrnament-VolII/wm/big/068-urn-birds-cherubs-alchemy-1567-detail-trumpeting-angel-q85-220x200.jpg "[picture: 68b.---Printer's Mark Detail: Angel]")
68b.—Printer’s Mark Detail: Angel
A trumpeting angel from a woodcut by Jost Amman, a detail from a trade mark for a printer. [more...]
[$]![[picture: 68b.---Printer's Mark Detail: feathered eagle]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Butsch-RenaissanceOrnament-VolII/wm/big/068-urn-birds-cherubs-alchemy-1567-detail-eagle-q85-200x200.jpg "[picture: 68b.---Printer's Mark Detail: feathered eagle]")
68b.—Printer’s Mark Detail: feathered eagle
A picture of an eagle from a woodcut by Jost Amman, a detail from a trade mark for a printer. Actually I am not at all sure what sort of bird it is supposed to represent! [more...]
[$]![[picture: 68b.---Printer's Mark Detail: Jost Ammon Cherub 1]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Butsch-RenaissanceOrnament-VolII/wm/big/068-urn-birds-cherubs-alchemy-1567-detail-cherub-facing-left-q90-188x200.jpg "[picture: 68b.---Printer's Mark Detail: Jost Ammon Cherub 1]")
68b.—Printer’s Mark Detail: Jost Ammon Cherub 1
A cherub from a woodcut by Jost Amman, a detail from a trade mark for a printer. The cherub has a long festoon, wings, and proffers a laurel wreath, signifying victory. [more...]
[$]Engravings from “Die Bücher-Ornamentik Der Renaissance” (Book-Ornament of the Renaissance) by A. F. Butsch, Leipzig, 1878. Alfred Butsch was a famous bookseller and a collecter of antiquarian books; the engraved plates in the book reproduce illustrations from early printed books.
I bought my copy of this book from a bookseller in Germany; there is also a fac simile by Dover, but the reproduction is not of the highest quality, so these images are better, if very incomplete.
See also Vol I which I bought separately).
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