
Grammatica, Johann Sadeler (I), after Maerten de Vos, Cornelis Cort, and Frans Floris (I), 1560 - 1600, engraving, 15.0 by 10.8 cm
Maerten de Vos · Flemish, 1532-1603
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Grammatica, Johann Sadeler (I), after Maerten de Vos, Cornelis Cort, and Frans Floris (I), 1560 - 1600, engraving, 15.0 by 10.8 cm, Maerten de Vos (1560), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Grammatica, Johann Sadeler (I), after Maerten de Vos, Cornelis Cort, and Frans Floris (I), 1560 - 1600, engraving, 15.0 by 10.8 cm, Maerten de Vos (1560), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comGrammatica, Johann Sadeler (I), after Maerten de Vos, Cornelis Cort, and Frans Floris (I), 1560 - 1600, engraving, 15.0 by 10.8 cm, Maerten de Vos (1560), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-83417806">artnap.com</a>
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An engraved allegorical scene labeled GRAMMATICA shows a seated woman holding a pointer while a young child reads an open book beside her. A hen with chicks, stacked books, and onlookers at a window appear in the background, all rendered in fine line hatching. This print is catalogued as an engraving by Johann Sadeler (I) after Maerten de Vos, dated 1560.



























