Paul, Barnabas en will not be healed by God to sacrifice his holy men (titel op object) Royaalbijbel (serietitel) the priest of the temple of Jupiter in Lystra to sacrifice a bull because he thinks that Paul and Barnabas gods Jupiter and Mercury are, because they have a cripple man healed. Barnabas and Paul, tearing their clothes to show that they are people, not gods. Right indicates a man with crutches in hand on a running man. Among the show title in Latin, four four-line verses in French, Latin, Dutch and German, and a reference to the Bible in hand. 14. Manufacturer : printmaker: anonymou
Paul, Barnabas en will not be healed by God to sacrifice his holy men (titel op object) Royaalbijbel (serietitel) the priest of the temple of Jupiter in Lystra to sacrifice a bull because he thinks that Paul and Barnabas gods Jupiter and Mercury are, because they have a cripple man healed. Barnabas and Paul, tearing their clothes to show that they are people, not gods. Right indicates a man with crutches in hand on a running man. Among the show title in Latin, four four-line verses in French, Latin, Dutch and German, and a reference to the Bible in hand. 14. Manufacturer : printmaker: anonymous publisher: Nicolaes Visscher (I) (listed building) publisher: Nicolaes Visscher (II) Place manufacture: Amsterdam Date: 1652 - 1702 Physical features: car material: paper Technique: engra (printing process) Dimensions: plate edge: H 397 mm × W 540 mmToelichtingDe Amsterdam publisher Claes Jansz. Visscher (II) produced from the 30s of the seventeenth century great Biblical prints on supposedly generous size paper (approx 480 x 580 mm). After his death in 1652, his son Nicolaes Visscher (I) the company on and so also the issue of Generous Bible Images. When Nicolaes died in 1679 his son Nicolaes Visscher (II) over the business and gave soon after, around 1680, a list of fund. Herein 130 prints with Bible stories described on generously paper (see documentation J. van der Waals). Complete print Bibles on generous format issued by father and son Nicolaes Visscher entitled Historiae Sacrae Veteris et Novi Testamenti. The sheets were also sold separately and could be combined with Spacious Bible-prints from other publishers. Several Amsterdam publishers spent namely Bible also prints on generously-sized, inter Who: Clement de Jonghe and Cornelis Danckerts. The Visscher issued by the firm of prints are often made by anonymous print makers for example of different sixteenth and seventeenth century biblical prints and print sequences. Often the compositions had to be adapted to the l
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