jardin de la noblesse française, abraham bosse (french, 1605-1676) after jean de saint igny (french, ca. 1600-ca. 1649), 1629 (boston fine arts)
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jardin de la noblesse française, abraham bosse (french, 1605-1676) after jean de saint igny (french, ca. 1600-ca. 1649), 1629 (boston fine arts)
Abraham Bosse - Prudence (1636) "Scientia Sanctorum prudentia" comes from the Latin Vulgate version of Proverbs 9:10, which reads Initium sapientiae timor Domini, et scientia sanctorum prudentia (=The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the holy [literally 'the saints'] is understanding (i.e., prudence)) ABosse in. et fe. is a truncation of ABosse invenit et fecit - A[braham] Bosse designed and made it. Herman Weyen excud. Cum Pri. Regis means Herman Weyen printed it with the privilege of the King (i.e., the print house has an official printing permission)
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Abraham Bosse French Publisher Jean I Leblond French ca. 1637
Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie - Jasmin's Witch - George Braziller - 1987
"The Foolish Virgins Conversing" by Jean Leblond or Abraham Bosse, c. 1635
Abraham Bosse
Les Perspecteurs
Manière Universelle de M. Desargues, Paris, Pierre de Hayes, 1647-8 (BNF)
Au Louvre-Lens, une expo : “les Tables du Pouvoir”:
- Abraham Bosse: “Les Cinq Sens - le Goût” - 1635
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- Nicolas Lancet: “Le Repas de Chasse" - 1737
- Alexandre-Balthazar Grimod de la Reynière: “Almanach des Gourmands - servant de guide dans les moyens de faire excellente chère" (un des premiers guides gastronomiques) - 1803-1812
Abraham Bosse, frontispiece of Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan, 1651