Drie drempeldichten by Richard Lubbaeus

Drie drempeldichten 1616 - 1617

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aged paper

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homemade paper

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sketch book

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hand drawn type

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hardpaper

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personal sketchbook

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hand-drawn typeface

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thick font

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sketchbook art

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historical font

"Drie drempeldichten" is a printed book page created by Richard Lubbaeus in 1616-1617. It is a work of calligraphy, a decorative and artistic form of handwriting, featuring the text in praise of the esteemed scribe David Rolands. The page is filled with intricate lettering, showcasing Lubbaeus's mastery of the art form. The piece exemplifies the beauty and complexity of calligraphy, a skill valued for its aesthetic qualities and technical precision. This piece is part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam and provides a valuable insight into the art of calligraphy during the 17th century.

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