Johannes Meyerbspr_3811
- Active
- Leiden - Range: 1652-1658
- Occupation
- bookseller - Range: 1652-1655
- Address
- Sonneveltsteegh [1652]; in de Klock-steegh [1655]
- PPN
- 075553805
- CNI
- CNI 00013592
Devices used (3)
1655×1
Devic of Joris Abrahamsz van der Marsce
Two crossed quills and a crown; two joined hands
33A12
shaking hands, 'dextrarum junctio'
44B191
crown (symbol of sovereignty)
44B198
pectoral (symbol of sovereignty)
48A9821
ornament ~ human parts
48A9857(PECTORAL)
(PECTORAL) ornaments derived from objects (PECTORAL)
48A9871
ornament ~ arabesque
48A9878
interlace ~ ornament
49L511
quill
49L8
inscription
86(AETERNITAS)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (AETERNITAS)
1654×1
Also used by:
Aernout Doude, Loth de Haes
Standing woman holding a sword and shield (personification?)
31D15(+51)
adult woman (+ standing)
45C13(SWORD)
hacking and thrusting weapons: sword
45C19(SHIELD)
protective weapons: shield
5(+11)
Abstract Ideas and Concepts (+ abstract concept represented by female figure)
1654×1, 1657×1
The device of Willem Christiaens van der Boxe in this period
Also used by:
Pieter (I) van der Aa, Daniel Willemsz van der Boxe, Willem Christiaens van der Boxe, Johannes Coole, Pierre Didier, Georgius van der Dorp, Abraham van Geervliet, Seger Jansonius van Goch, Pieter de Graaf, Gualtherus de Haes, Thomas Hoorn, Petrus Hoorn, Johannes Janssonius, Hendrick Laurensz, Jacobus Lauwikius, Pieter Leffen, Justus Livius, David Lopez de Haro, Felix Lopez de Haro, Joannes Maire, Jacob Roels, Johannes van Sambix, Hieronymus de Vogel, Jacobus Voorn
An ostrich spreading its wings, holding a horseshoe in its beak; banderole
25F38(OSTRICH)
walker and runner birds: ostrich
47B11111
horseshoe
49L73
banderole
49L8
inscription
83(PARADIN, Devises heroïques)
(PARADIN, Devises heroïques) specific works of literature (with AUTHOR, Title)
86(NIL PENNA, SED USUS)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (NIL PENNA, SED USUS)
86(NIL PENNA SED USUS)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (NIL PENNA SED USUS)