Some images that are fac similes of prints and were reprinted in a museum catalogue, Italian Etchers of the Renaissance & Baroque, edited by Sue Welsh Reed and Richard Wallace, 1989; also possibly other Italian prints from the same period. The actual images are out of cpoyright, although their text is not, and neither is the selection of images. In some cases I will supply images from other sources
Title: Italian Etchers of the Renaissance & Baroque
Published by: Museum of Fine Art, Boston
City: Boston
Date: 1989
Total items: 30
Out of copyright (called public domain in the USA), hence royalty-free for all purposes usage credit requested, or as marked.
Historiated decorative initial capital letter S in Blue
Letter “S” from Valerio Spada’s historiated alphabet print from 1659. I have coloured the letter itself in blue; you could easily change the blue to something else of course. [more...]
[$]Historiated decorative initial capital letter F in Blue
Letter “F” from Valerio Spada’s historiated alphabet print from 1659. I have coloured the letter itself in blue; you could easily change the blue to something else of course. The initial F here is slightly irregular in that it protudes slightly from the square. [more...]
[$]Historiated decorative initial capital letter H in Blue
Letter “H” from Valerio Spada’s historiated alphabet print from 1659. I have coloured the letter itself in blue; you could easily change the blue to something else of course. [more...]
[$]Historiated decorative initial capital letter V in Blue
Letter “V” from Valerio Spada’s historiated alphabet print from 1659. I have coloured the letter itself in blue; you could easily change the blue to something else of course. [more...]
[$]Historiated decorative initial capital letter D in Blue
Letter “D” from Valerio Spada’s historiated alphabet print from 1659. I have coloured the letter itself in blue; you could easily change the blue to something else of course. [more...]
[$]Some images that are fac similes of prints and were reprinted in a museum catalogue, Italian Etchers of the Renaissance & Baroque, edited by Sue Welsh Reed and Richard Wallace, 1989; also possibly other Italian prints from the same period. The actual images are out of cpoyright, although their text is not, and neither is the selection of images. In some cases I will supply images from other sources
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