Drukkersmerk van Johann Feyerabend met een trompetterende Fama 1579

This woodcut, created by Jost Amman in 1579, depicts the emblem of Johann Feyerabend, a publisher in Frankfurt. The central figure is Fama, the Roman goddess of rumor, who holds a trumpet in her right hand. Surrounding Fama are various decorative elements, including putti, lions, and floral motifs. This intricate composition is characteristic of Amman’s style, which often combined allegorical figures with decorative details. This emblem was likely used as a printer's mark for Feyerabend's publications, showcasing his identity and fostering recognition.