design:D24756

Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)

Designs – D24756

Otto van Veen (designer), Pieter van der Borcht (printmaker), Carthaginian walls, after Appian and Gallic Walls after Caesar (Moretus). Part of Set for Lipsius's De militia Romana and Poliorceticon (Moretus)

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Otto van Veen (designer), Pieter van der Borcht (printmaker), Carthaginian walls, after Appian and Gallic Walls after Caesar (Moretus). Part of Set for Lipsius's De militia Romana and Poliorceticon (Moretus)
- Otto van Veen (designer), Pieter van der Borcht (printmaker), Carthaginian walls, after Appian and Gallic Walls after Caesar (Muri Carthaginenses, ex Appiano, Gallicani ex Caesaro). In Justus Lipsius, Poliorceticon sive de machinis, tormentis, telis libri qvinqve, Antwerp: Officina Plantiniana (printer), 1596, p. 177 ◼

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Otto van Veen designer
Pieter van der Borcht (ca 1530 - ca 1611) printmaker

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Justus Lipsius, Poliorceticon sive de machinis, tormentis, telis libri qvinqve, Pieter van der Borcht (illustrator), Antwerp: Officina Plantiniana (printer), 1596

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⇥ Defensive Walls after Vegetius and Gallic Walls (Elzevier). Part of Set of plates for Caesar's Commentarii (Elzevier)

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Created on

2025-01-09 21:19

Edited by

Grażyna Jurkowlaniec

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Grażyna Jurkowlaniec (2025-06-02 05:03)