Vondel - Palamedes/Hekeldichten - 1707





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Vondel is the author/illustrator of Palamedes/Hekeldichten, a Geïllustreerde druk in Dutch, an illustrated history book of 215 pages in a vellum binding, sized 16 by 10 cm, with the oldest item dated 1707, including all plates and the folding engraving of Oldenbarnevelt’s beheading plus portraits of Grotius, the De Witt brothers and Willem II; no shipment to the United States.
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Joost van den Vondel - Palamedes or Murdered Folly - Amersfoort, Pieter Brakman, 1707. [Bound with] Satirical Poems - Amersfoort, Pieter Brakman, 1707 - contemporary parchment binding.
Complete with all engravings per the binder’s instructions, including the fold-out engraving of the beheading of Oldenbarnevelt and the portraits of Grotius, the De Witt brothers and William II.
Palamedes is a defense of the 1619 execution of Oldenbarnevelt and an attack on, among others, stadholder Maurits. The work was banned and was not first issued until 1705 together with Vondel’s other satirical poems, by the Rotterdam publisher Pieter van der Veer, who apparently did not dare use his own name, so the book appeared under the fictitious publisher Pieter Brakman from Amersfoort.
No shipping to the United States.
Joost van den Vondel - Palamedes or Murdered Folly - Amersfoort, Pieter Brakman, 1707. [Bound with] Satirical Poems - Amersfoort, Pieter Brakman, 1707 - contemporary parchment binding.
Complete with all engravings per the binder’s instructions, including the fold-out engraving of the beheading of Oldenbarnevelt and the portraits of Grotius, the De Witt brothers and William II.
Palamedes is a defense of the 1619 execution of Oldenbarnevelt and an attack on, among others, stadholder Maurits. The work was banned and was not first issued until 1705 together with Vondel’s other satirical poems, by the Rotterdam publisher Pieter van der Veer, who apparently did not dare use his own name, so the book appeared under the fictitious publisher Pieter Brakman from Amersfoort.
No shipping to the United States.

