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[Genealogy and heraldry]. Rudolphi, J.A. (= Johann Anton Kroll von Freyhen (1666-1749)), (Heckenhauer, Leonhard (ca.1650/60-1704). - Heraldica Curiosa, Welche der Wappen Ursprung, Wachsthum, Fortgang, und wie selbiger noch heutiges Tages bey denen Teutschen im Gebrauch, ausührlichen zeiget. Samt deren umständliche Beschreibung, Wie solche in denen Wappen-Briefen, Alten Docu...
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| Schrijver: | [Genealogy and heraldry]. Rudolphi, J.A. (= Johann Anton Kroll von Freyhen (1666-1749)), (Heckenhauer, Leonhard (ca.1650/60-1704). |
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| Titel: | Heraldica Curiosa, Welche der Wappen Ursprung, Wachsthum, Fortgang, und wie selbiger noch heutiges Tages bey denen Teutschen im Gebrauch, ausührlichen zeiget. Samt deren umständliche Beschreibung, Wie solche in denen Wappen-Briefen, Alten Docu... |
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| Bijzonderheid: | Ad I: Nürnberg, J.L. Buggel, 1698, 1st ed., (10),226,(18 index) pag., engraved title, 14 (incl. 11 plates IN FINE HANDCOLOURING) with in total some 880 heraldic illustrations (coats of arms), rebound in a matching contemporary full vellum binding... |
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| Meer info | = Ad I: Engraved title extended in outer margin with a strip of paper (originally cut ca. 2 mm. outside the printed border in outer margin only); index-pages with old annotations (ink slightly bleeding due to earlier moisture) . Lacking the final plate with "Schildes Reyen und Felder Ordnung"); lower margin frontcover slightly stained/ lower corner vellum defective; horizontal tear in backstrip. A standard work on heraldry. The illustrations show over 880 coats of arms, as well as crowns, helmet covers, medals, etc. Ad II: lacking the final portrait, of Fridericus Tertius. "Leonhard II Heckenauer (c. 1650-1704) came from a family of artists in Augsburg. He (...) was most likely born in Augsburg shortly after the Thirty Years' War, around 1650. He certainly received his first instructions from his father and finally learned the craft of copper engraving from Bartholomäus Kilian, the most famous of the numerous Augsburg engravers at that time. Like his teacher, Leonhard II Heckenauer specialized in portraits and extremely large-format thesis prints, but he also created ornamental engravings and numerous book illustrations." (source: Jörg Diefenbacher) |
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