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Spiegel der alderschoonste cortisanen deses tijds : verbeldende desselfs verandering van klederen, vercierselen, en andere ornamenten, onder haar gebruikelijk.

Kislak Center for Special Collections - Furness Collection N7633 .H66 1701
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Hoogstraten, Jan van, 1662-1736, author.
Contributor:
Passe, Crispijn van de, -1670, illustrator.
Horace Howard Furness Memorial Fund.
M.A. Shaaber Fund for the Furness Shakespeare Library.
Horace Howard Furness Memorial Library (University of Pennsylvania)
Language:
Dutch
Subjects (All):
Courtesans--Portraits--Early works to 1800.
Courtesans.
Genre:
Portraits.
Physical Description:
[2], 28, 28 leaves : portraits ; 16 cm (8vo)
Fingerprint:
t.d, s.s, n.jn ++++ (3) 1701 (A)
Place of Publication:
[Nijmegen?] : Getrukt voor den uitgever, 1701.
Language Note:
In Dutch, French and German.
Contents:
Meestres Margery
Mademoiselle F.C.E.
La Poudriére
Bassonpiere ou Rochefort
Madame de E.S.R.
La belle Angloise
Schoon Barbertjen
La Bavolette
La belle Gantiére
La Neffue
La D.V.E
Dorothee haar Kamer-Maagd
My lady of Oxm.
Mistris Mary C.P.
Vrouw Anna L.
De Malmeuspier
Karn A.D.
De Dansicker Wywodin
Schoon Mayken
Singjora Isabella
Schoon Agniese de Vit
Schoon Marijtje
Bely Jans van Wurmer
Schoon Ifken van Purmerent
De Metsger Catrijn van Praag
Maria van Straasburg
Marotte de Nancy
Schoone Jenne van Aras.
Notes:
Statement of responsibility from STCN. "Engravings adapted from those of Crispijn van de Passe de jongere"--STCN.
Signatures: [A]² [B]⁶ [C]-[H]⁸ [I]².
STCN gives signature statement: [A]-[G]⁸ [H]1,2.
Facing leaves numbered in duplicate.
Engraved portraits.
Woodcut title ornament.
Local Notes:
Furness copy purchased for the Penn Libraries in 2024 from Liber Antiquus.
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Horace Howard Furness Memorial Fund.
Furness copy has small oval bookplate (monogram incorporating a cross and the letters R, L and C surrounded by motto: VITA SINE LITTERIS MORS EST) of an unidentified former owner on front pastedown.
Furness copy: "Bound in contemporary blind-ruled ivory vellum, re-cased, with blind-stamped floral ornaments at the corners and arabesque at center."--Bookseller's description.
Cited in:
STCN 161488439
OCLC:
79322403

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