Embedded Files
Calligraphy & Illumination
K ValravnRoxbury MillAtlantiaText
Most worthy are those who take up the swordTheir courage as fair as the courtly grace Of those who grant kindness by deed and wordBut finer those who by skill take the baseAnd form it to beauty. Such folk We placeIn Our hearts and in Our highest esteem,For they gild Our bold kingdom and the Dream.Therefore do We, King Cuan MacDaige andQueen Signy Heri, praise Our good servantBaron Hamish Macleod and, by our hand,Unto this most worthy artisan grantAn honor which none may ever supplant,And to the Order of the Pearl we raiseThis man of honor, as token of praise.
Done the second month on the eighth day,Anno Societatis LIV,At the Bright Hills' Baronial BirthdayIn deepest Winter, when the air was hoar.Therefore, We scribe Our names to make this sureAnd bid Our Triton Herald set his seal,To make good Our will for Our Baron leal.
Ollaimh Ruaidhri An CuRoxbury MillAtlantia
Materials
11"x14" Pergamenata and Noodler's Walnut InkSubstrate Size
11" x 14"Assignment Date
5 January 2020Completion Date
5 February 2020Script
Bastard Secretary and Bastard CapitalsSource
Progress
Progress
Sources
Sources
http://46.182.7.202/musee/conde02/voir.xsp?id=00101-1279&qid=sdx_q0&n=43&e=
Project for the Landauer altarpiece
sketch
Dürer, Albrecht
1508 Paper Pen / Ink brown / Lavis
Height in cm: 39
Width in cm: 26.5
This drawing is the only known composition project for one of Dürer's greatest works: the Landauer altarpiece kept at the Kunsthistoriches Museum in Vienna inv 838; it is probably the sketch proposed to the sponsor before execution.
Artist:Albrecht Dürer (German, Nuremberg 1471–1528 Nuremberg)
Date:1519
Medium:Engraving
Dimensions:Sheet: 3 7/8 × 5 5/8 in. (9.8 × 14.3 cm)
Classification:Prints
Credit Line:Fletcher Fund, 1919
Accession Number:19.73.66
Google Sites
Report abuse