Ein ney Furmbüchlein, Page 10, verso 1520 - 1530

This page from the *Ein ney Furmbüchlein* (A New Alphabet Book) by Johann Schönsperger the Younger, a German calligrapher, was created in the early 16th century. The page demonstrates a traditional German blackletter script within a grid system, showcasing the intricate and precise nature of Schönsperger's work. This type of alphabet book was popular among aspiring scribes and artists in the Renaissance, providing instructional models and artistic inspiration. The grid system aids in creating a consistent and visually pleasing typeface, highlighting the importance of structure in calligraphy during this period. The inscription reads "hanc und wer wirdt filger der".