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Active: Unknown - Range: 1647-1653

Devices used (1)

Crane, with a banderole in its beak, holding a stone in its claw; a skull with an hourglass on top; ornamental scrollwork frame

1649×1, 1653×1, [1647]×1

1647 copy attributed to Isaac Burghoorn. The copy dated 1653 was found combined with the following statement: 'Naer 't exemplaer ghedruckt tot Dortmund, door Anthonium Ruhln, 1653'; the device is probably that of Burghoorn in this period

Also used by: Jan Bouwensz, Isaac Burghoorn, widow of Isaac Burghoorn, Jacob Burghoorn, Joannes Diephorst, Lowijs (I) Elzevier, Niclaes Geelkerck, Jan Veely, Christoffel (II) Doll

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Crane, with a banderole in its beak, holding a stone in its claw; a skull with an hourglass on top; ornamental scrollwork frame

23U22 hourglass

25D12 kinds of non-precious stone

25F37(CRANE)(+1) shore-birds and wading-birds: crane (+ animals used symbolically)

25F37(CRANE)(+5245) shore-birds and wading-birds: crane (+ animal(s) holding something)

31A211 (human) skull

31F11 death's head, skull (symbol of Death)

48A98(+2) ornaments ~ art (+ framing decorations)

48A9832 fruits and vegetables ~ ornament

48A9876 ornament ~ cartouche

49L73 banderole

49L8 inscription

52A23(+3) Alertness, Vigilance; 'Guardia', 'Vigilanza', 'Vigilanza per difendersi & oppugnare altri' (Ripa) (+ symbolical representation of concept)

86(VIGILATE) proverbs, sayings, etc. (VIGILATE)