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

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Two Germans, with Their Hair Tied in a Knot, Clothed in a Rhine Animal's Pelt Speckled with Spots (Tonson)

Part of Set of plates for Caesar's Commentarii in folio (Tonson 1712) ⛁

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Andries van Buysen (printmaker), Two Germans, with Their Hair Tied in a Knot, Clothed in a Rhine Animal's Pelt Speckled with Spots (Germani, capillis nodo Substrictis rhenorum pelle maculis inspersa vestiti). In C. Julii Caesaris quae extant, London: Jacob (I) Tonson (printer), 1712 (San Fernando, Real Instituto y Observatorio de la Armada), no 37 ◼
Andries van Buysen (printmaker), Two Germans, with Their Hair Tied in a Knot, Clothed in a Rhine Animal's Pelt Speckled with Spots. In Gaius Iulius Caesar, The commentaries of Caesar, William Duncan (translator), London: Jacob (III) Tonson and Richard (II) Tonson (printer), 1753, No 36
Andries van Buysen (printmaker), Two Germans, with Their Hair Tied in a Knot, Clothed in a Rhine Animal's Pelt Speckled with Spots (London, BM) ◼

Actors

Andries van Buysen (ca 1674 - 1747 : fl. 1698 - 1747) printmaker : 1703 - 1712

Places

Amsterdam production place : 1703 - 1712

Design

Andries van Buysen (printmaker), Two Germans, with Their Hair Tied in a Knot, Clothed in a Rhine Animal's Pelt Speckled with Spots (Tonson). Part of Set of plates for Clarke's edition of Caesar's works (Tonson 1712)

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Created by

Grażyna Jurkowlaniec (2025-01-01 15:37)

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Grażyna Jurkowlaniec

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Grażyna Jurkowlaniec (2025-02-02 15:39)