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Joseph Meyer: Meyers Konversationslexikon  Template:PD-Meyers-MKL-textpage s:de:Meyers Konversations-Lexikon (1888–1889)
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Joseph Meyer  (1796–1856)  wikidata:Q76183 s:de:Joseph Meyer
 
Joseph Meyer
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Carl Joseph Meyer
Description German- publisher and author
Date of birth/death 9 May 1796 Edit this at Wikidata 27 June 1856 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Gotha Edit this at Wikidata Hildburghausen Edit this at Wikidata
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Title
Meyers Konversationslexikon
Volume 12
Edition 4
Publisher
Bibliographisches Institut
Description
English: This is page 450c, as numbered of 1028, in Volume 12 of the German illustrated encyclopedia Meyers Konversationslexikon, 4th edition (1885-1890), fraktur font, title "Ornaments III (Renaissance)" showing 33 types of ornaments (ornamental designs) c. 1888.
Deutsch: Dieses ist Seite 450c, als nummeriert von 1028, in Band 12 von der deutschen illustrierten Enzyklopädie Meyers Konversationslexikon, 4. Auflage (1885-1890), in Frakturschrift, Titel "Ornamente III (Renaissance)" mit 33 Ornamente ca. 1888.

Ornamente III (Renaissance)
1. Decke im Pal. Ducale in Mantua (ceiling of Ducal Palace). [top left]
2. Aus den Loggien des Vatikans in Rom (Vatican).
3. Aus den Loggien des Vatikans in Rom.
4/10. Aus dem Meßbuch Leos X (from book of Leo X).
5. Decke in San Maurizio zu Mailand (ceiling in San Maurizio).
6/13. Aus den Loggien des Vatikans in Rom (Vatican). [gold, far-left]
7. Initiale A (Meßbuch Leos X.), letter "A".
8. Initiale M, letter "M".
9. Ornament eines Bilderrahmens (picture frame).
10. (siehe 4).
11. Decke des Pal. Doria in Mailand (ceiling of Doria Palace). [center]
12. Venezianisches Email (Venetian enamel). [far-left]
13. (siehe 6).
14. Holzmosaik aus Sta. Maria in Organo zu Verona (1499), wooden mosaic of St. Mary.
15. Ornament einer ital. Lederschüssel (16. Jahrh.).
16. Initiale P (Meßbuch), letter "P".
17. Intarsia (französisch, 16. Jahrh.). [black/bottom left]
18. Ital. Buchornament.
19. Initiale D (Meßbuch, mit den 5 Kugeln des Mediceischen Wappens),
Letter "D" (missal, with 5 parts of the Medici crest). [bottom center/left]
20. Vier Viertel von ital. Majolikafliesen,
Four quarters of Italian majolica tiles. [bottom center]
21. Französ. Miniatur (French).
22. Aus dem Gebetbuch der Königin Anna von Bretagne (prayer book of Queen Anne).
23. Steinornament vom Schloß zu Châteaudun (1530), stone ornament.
24. Französ. Manuskript-Randleiste (French manuscript).
25. Pilasterornament aus Fontainebleau. [top right]
26. Steinornament vom Schloß zu Blois (1530). [mid-right side]
27. Glasierte Ofenkachel (deutsch, 17. Jahrh.), glazed oven design.
28. Emailliertes Silberplättchen (deutsch, 16. Jahrh.), silver plate, 1500s.
29. Aus einer Handschrift von Schäuffelein (1538), from a manuscript.
30. Entwurf zu einem Kelch in Email und Gold von M. Hauch (Augsburg 1571),
Draft of a chalice in enamel and gold.
31. Glasierte Ofenverzierung von Hirschvogel (Nürnberg, 16. Jahrh.),
Glazed oven decoration of deer (Nuremberg, 1500s).
32. Glasierter Thonkrug (deutsch, 1590) [glazed, bottom right].
33. Aus einem deutschen Gebetbuch (1520), German prayerbook.

(Fig. 4, 7, 8, 10, 16, 18 u. 19 nach Originalen der Hamilton-Sammlung in Berlin.)
Language German
Publication date 1885-1890
Place of publication Leipzig
Source MKL online at Retro Bibliothek, work 149, 2009, webpage: retrobib-work-149.
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