300 Eerste eevwe der Societeyt iesu.

Poirters Adrien ( 1605 - 1674 ) Antwerpen

Verlag: Artist: Poirters Adrien ( - 1674 ) Antwerpenissued in: unknown; - Adriaan Poirters (1605- 1674 Mechelen) was a Brabantian Jesuit poet and prose writer who was active in the Counter Reformation As a poet he imitated Cats and acquired a great facility in rhyme and verse construction a comprehensible eloquent style of expression His intention is either to expose human weaknesses or to playfully and exuberantly depict the religious ideas of the child Jesus and so on His main work is ?Het masker van de Wereldt afgetrocken? Antwerp 1646 and often published since then; with pictures He also wrote ?Den allerheyligsten naem I H S voor een nieuwjaargift? 1647 ?Het Duyfken in de Steenroetse? ?Het leven van de h Rosalia? ?Het heyligh herte? ?De Ydelkei, 1605

Beschreibung

Technic: Copper print, colorit: colored, condition: Stain at the outer margin, size (in cm): 19 x 13,5 cm cm; - Illustration of a beehive and a bat. From the book: "Af-beeldinghe van d'eerste eeuwe der Societeyt Iesu: voor ooghen ghestelt door de Duyts-Nederlantsche provincie der seluer societeyt" (1640). Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers DB1042_500

Bibliografische Details

Titel: 300 Eerste eevwe der Societeyt iesu.

Verlag: Artist: Poirters Adrien ( - 1674 ) Antwerpenissued in: unknown; - Adriaan Poirters (1605- 1674 Mechelen) was a Brabantian Jesuit poet and prose writer who was active in the Counter Reformation As a poet he imitated Cats and acquired a great facility in rhyme and verse construction a comprehensible eloquent style of expression His intention is either to expose human weaknesses or to playfully and exuberantly depict the religious ideas of the child Jesus and so on His main work is ?Het masker van de Wereldt afgetrocken? Antwerp 1646 and often published since then; with pictures He also wrote ?Den allerheyligsten naem I H S voor een nieuwjaargift? 1647 ?Het Duyfken in de Steenroetse? ?Het leven van de h Rosalia? ?Het heyligh herte? ?De Ydelkei

Erscheinungsdatum: 1605