Pictures from Imitation de Jesus-Christ (The Imitation of Christ) translated by, and with additional reflections by, Mr. G. Darboy, Paris; I have the sixth edition, dated (at the end of the preface) 1855.
The book includes fine engravings by Johann Friedrich Overbeck (1789 – 1869), engraved by Joseph Keller (1811 – 1873) in Dusseldorf, and ornate religious-themed borders around every page made by Adolphe Rouarge (1810 – 187?). There are eight different borders, repeated through the book.
The artists, author (!) and translator all died more than 70 years ago and the copyright has expired.
I bought this book at a thrift store in Port Colborne, Ontario, in September 2015.
Title: Imitation of Christ
Translated by: Darboy, G.
Published by: Moizot and also Plon.
City: Paris
Date: 1855
Total items: 10
Out of copyright (called public domain in the USA), hence royalty-free for all purposes usage credit requested, or as marked.
Smiling winged angel with incense
This drawing of a winged angel with a smiling face is from a full-page engraved border with Christin symbols. [more...]
[$]Decorative Border With Christian Saints
I’m not able to identify the people depicted in this border; we have Jesus and a Queen, but we also have people spreading incense and we have the devil, horned, barefoot, and [...] [more...]
[$]Winged angel with incense thurible
A winged angel with a star on his forehead, a halo, wings and a flowing tunic, swings a thurible or incense burner on chains from one hand as he appears to hover. In Christion iconography, the smoke from [...] [more...]
[$]Resurrected Jesus floating in the Clouds
Jesus here, with holes in his hands and feet, floats among clouds. His arms are raised in in a benediction, his bearded face gazes upwards as if to the Father, and there are [...] [more...]
[$]Pictures from Imitation de Jesus-Christ (The Imitation of Christ) translated by, and with additional reflections by, Mr. G. Darboy, Paris; I have the sixth edition, dated (at the end of the preface) 1855.
The book includes fine engravings by Johann Friedrich Overbeck (1789 – 1869), engraved by Joseph Keller (1811 – 1873) in Dusseldorf, and ornate religious-themed borders around every page made by Adolphe Rouarge (1810 – 187?). There are eight different borders, repeated through the book.
The artists, author (!) and translator all died more than 70 years ago and the copyright has expired.
I bought this book at a thrift store in Port Colborne, Ontario, in September 2015.
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