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Tirante il bianco valorosissimo cavaliere ...
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Pecking Crow Binder
Author
Martorell, Juan
Title
Tirante il bianco valorosissimo cavaliere ...
Description
Style: Interlacing ribbon/strapwork; Caption: Upper cover; Colour: Brown; Edge: Unspecified
Date Binding: 16c
Medium Decorative Technique: Tooled in gold; Cover Material: Calf
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Shelfmark: c7a12
Place of creation Binding: France
Object history Text: 1538; Venice; Unspecified
Notes This binder was active between c.1535 - 1550, his bindings regard printed texts from 1497 and 1550. M. Foot lists 27 examples. The most distinctive tool features the pecking crow, known in two sizes; the biggest appear on few bindings, first studied by I. Schunke in 1953. Another typical tool is a hand holding a flower bunch, crowned by a pecking crow. Arms of Gulston on spine.
References See M M Foot, The Henry Davis Gift, vol I, London, 1978, p. 129-135; M Breslauer Inc., Catalogue 111, p. 145, n. 168; T de Marinis, Appunti, Milan, 1940, p. 122, n. 26; P Needham, Twelve centuries, New York, 1979, p. 178-180, n. 54; I Schunke, Der klassische Grolier Buchbinder, p. 164-171; Walters Art Gallery, Baltimore, The history of bookbinding, Baltimore, 1957, p. 113-114, n. 258-259, pl. LII.
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