Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)
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album amicorum
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[T86359]
Charles de la Haye (printmaker),
Hevelius Presenting His Oeuvre to Urania and Famous Astronomers
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In
Johannes Hevelius, Johannis Hevelii Prodromus astronomiae, Gdańsk: Johann Zacharias Stolle (printer), 1690 (Warsaw, BN), fol. [)(4]/[a1]
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printing: impression
page: figure
engraving
paper
book decoration: front matter
