Nature Studies (manuscript)
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| Illustrator | Hans Verhagen den Stommen |
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Publication date | 16th century |
| Media type | ink and gouache on parchment |
| Austrian National Library | |
Nature Studies is an illustrated manuscript of the 16th century, which represents nature scenes. It was part of the collection of the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolph II.[1][2]
Description
The codex is made of parchment and measuring 48.7 x 36.1 centimeters. It is bound in green leather-bound.
The manuscript is part of the Austrian National Library in Vienna.[1][2]
Analysis
Part of the Imperial Library from 1783, when transmitted personal collection of Rudolf II in it. Images are grouped thematically included are plants, birds, mammals, insects, fish, and natural landscapes. The technique they display is extremely varied - from very simple drawings, through in-depth studies to detailed images. Much of the animals depicted on the album are in the museum of Rudolf II. Perhaps they served as models. The illustrations are drawn with pen and ink, watercolor, tempera, and in some parts used and gold. The album is composed of several different authors.[1][2]
Gallery
- other drawings by Hans Verhagen den Stommen
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References
- ^ a b c ((de)) Naturstudien. // Österreichische Nationalbibliothek. Посетен на 6 май 2016 г.
- ^ a b c ((en)) Nature studies, Joris Hoefnagel. // europeana.eu. Посетен на 6 май 2016 г.
External links
- Naturstudien Rudolf, II., Heiliges Römisches Reich, Kaiser, 1552-1612, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek