Haen, Meyer, Henskens u.a. - Dichtkundige Lauwerbladen - 1748-1751
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Dichtkundige Lauwerbladen, edited by Haen, Meyer, Henskens and others, is a Dutch Baroque poetry collection published by Theodorus Crajenschot in Amsterdam between 1748 and 1751, bound in parchment and in good condition.
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Author/Editor:
HAEN, Abraham de (the Younger), J. MEYER, Willem HENSKENS et al. (Editors)
Title:
Poetic Laureate Leaves, scattered for His Serene Highness William Charles Henry Friso, by the grace of God Prince of Orange, Prince of Nassau, etc. etc. etc. etc., Stadtholder, Captain and Admiral General of the United Netherlands, etc., also for Her Royal Highness Anna, Crown Princess of Great Britain.
Collation:
grand 8° (22x14 cm), with 10 leaves folded copperplates and 6 copper-engraved vignettes; 5 leaves, 258 pp., 1; 8 leaves, 458 pp., 2; 5 leaves, 494 pp., 3 leaves. Contemporary parchment with manuscript back-title
Publisher / Place / Year:
Theodorus Crajenschot / Amsterdam / 1748-1751
Description:
Extensive and historically significant collection of Dutch occasional, laudatory, and heroic poetry of the Baroque period. The monumental miscellany was published by a society of patriotic literati (“welmeenende dichteren”). The main occasion for the publication was a turning point in Dutch history: the appointment of William IV of Orange-Nassau as the first hereditary Grand Stadtholder of all seven provinces of the United Netherlands in 1747.
Condition:
Bindings show slight signs of wear, minimally sprung at the foot, somewhat stained by former library label. Paper minimally browned, occasional light foxing. Good, decorative copies in contemporary bindings.
Keywords: Poetry, world literature, belles lettres, classics
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Translated by Google TranslateAuthor/Editor:
HAEN, Abraham de (the Younger), J. MEYER, Willem HENSKENS et al. (Editors)
Title:
Poetic Laureate Leaves, scattered for His Serene Highness William Charles Henry Friso, by the grace of God Prince of Orange, Prince of Nassau, etc. etc. etc. etc., Stadtholder, Captain and Admiral General of the United Netherlands, etc., also for Her Royal Highness Anna, Crown Princess of Great Britain.
Collation:
grand 8° (22x14 cm), with 10 leaves folded copperplates and 6 copper-engraved vignettes; 5 leaves, 258 pp., 1; 8 leaves, 458 pp., 2; 5 leaves, 494 pp., 3 leaves. Contemporary parchment with manuscript back-title
Publisher / Place / Year:
Theodorus Crajenschot / Amsterdam / 1748-1751
Description:
Extensive and historically significant collection of Dutch occasional, laudatory, and heroic poetry of the Baroque period. The monumental miscellany was published by a society of patriotic literati (“welmeenende dichteren”). The main occasion for the publication was a turning point in Dutch history: the appointment of William IV of Orange-Nassau as the first hereditary Grand Stadtholder of all seven provinces of the United Netherlands in 1747.
Condition:
Bindings show slight signs of wear, minimally sprung at the foot, somewhat stained by former library label. Paper minimally browned, occasional light foxing. Good, decorative copies in contemporary bindings.
Keywords: Poetry, world literature, belles lettres, classics
Seller's Story
Antiquarian bookseller & art dealership Bachmann & Rybicki – Your experts in rare books and art -
The renowned specialty shop based in Dresden is a go-to address for bibliophiles, art lovers, and collectors. In a welcoming, homely atmosphere – in Dresden’s Elbflorenz, the Elbe-adjacent center of the beautiful city – visitors are greeted by a carefully curated assortment. Its range extends from historic prints of early printing to graphics, paintings, and bibliophile treasures of the modern era. In addition to buying and selling, the house offers expert appraisals of collections and estates. As a member of the Verband Deutscher Antiquare (VDA) and ILAB, Bachmann & Rybicki stands for the highest expertise, integrity, and the passionate preservation of cultural assets.
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Number of books
1
Subject
Fine Bindings, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Religion
Book title
Dichtkundige Lauwerbladen
Author/ Illustrator
Haen, Meyer, Henskens u.a.
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1748
Publication year youngest item
1751
Height
22 cm
Edition
Other edition
Width
14 cm
Language
Dutch
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Theodorus Crajenschot / Amsterdam
Binding/ Material
Vellum
Number of pages
1258
