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Title: Paradigmata graphices variorum artificum
Year: 1670 (1670s)
Authors: Bisschop, Jan de, 1628-1671 Lairesse, Gérard de, 1640-1711 Fock, Harmanus, 1766-1822 Vinkeles, Hermanus, b. ca. 1745
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Publisher: Te Amsterdam : by Hendrik de Leth, Ex formis Nicolai Visscher
Contributing Library: Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library
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gnorant of the fact that, among others, Poelenburgh, too,made careful drawings of antique sculptures. Finally, the Icones may even have been the first publication on an-tique sculpture that was not restricted to works to be found in Rome. The Paradigmata is significant in similarways. Each work of art reproduced in the Icones and Paradigmata is commented on in Chapter IV. No connected study has so far been made of the interest in works of art of the past in the Northern Nether-lands or of the history of collecting there. In Chapter I, which also contains general notes on the two works, thepresent authors endeavour to give an outline of both these aspects, as well as placing De Bisschops publications inthe context of the definite traditions to which they belong. The original price for the reprint was Hfl. 270.—In this new shape the prices are as follow: Volume 1 + Volume 2 Hfl. 390,- (Hfl. 120,-) (Hfl. 270,-) Volume 1 only Hfl. 175.- DAVACO PUBLISHERSVarenstraat4l, Soest^ Netherlands
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Visual Resources, Vol. III, pp. 235-2470197-3762/86/0303-0235 $20.00/0 © Gordon and Breach, Science Publishers, Inc. 1986Printed in the United States of America Book Reviews Jan G. van Gelder and Ingrid Jost, Jan de Bisschop and his Icones & Paradig-mata, Classical Antiquities and Italian Drawings for Artistic Instruction inSeventeenth Century Holland. Keith Andrews, Editor. (Doornspijk,Davaco Publishers, 1985.) 2 vols.; Vol. 1, Text, 320 pp.; Vol. 2,159 Plates, 14 pp. Text. Hfl. 475.00/US$ 170.00 (Text volume only: Hfl. 275.00/US$ 98.00) (ISBN 9070288 22 2) Jan G. van Gelders interest in Jan de Bisschop began in the 1950s andresulted in an extensive article published in Oud-Holland in 1971 (LXXXVI,no. 4, pp. 201-88; here abbreviated as Van Gelder 1971 and quoted fromthe 1972 offprint). This led to the idea, in 1969, of writing a brief introduc-tion to a reprint of the Icones and the Paradigmata, an idea which in thecourse of time was expanded into writing, in collaboration with

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