Jasper (I) Troyen — Printers' Devices

Moses taking off his sandals in front of the burning bush, above which a Jawheh-tetragram appears; frame decorated with putti and birds

1591×1, 1597×2

The device of Peeter Verhaghen in this period

Also used by: Cornelis Claesz, Peeter Verhaghen, Andries Verschout

Moses taking off his sandals in front of the burning bush, above which a Jawheh-tetragram appears; frame decorated with putti and birds

11C13 tetragram (in Roman or Hebrew script) ~ symbol of God the Father

21C fire (one of the four elements)

22C31 radiance emanating from persons or things

25F33(+151) predatory birds (+ symmetrically placed ornamental animals)

25G3(PALM-TREE)(+22) trees: palm-tree (+ branch, stick)

25G31 shrubs

25H11 mountains

26A clouds

31A235 sitting figure

31A2351 sitting on the ground

31A553 putting on (tying) or taking off (untying) sandals or shoes

41B4 on fire, ablaze

47I213 sheep

47I221 herding, herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd, shepherdess, cowherd, etc.

47I2213 shepherd's crook

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

48A98211 mask, mascaron ~ ornament

48A98313 branches, 'Astwerk' ~ ornament

48A9832 fruits and vegetables ~ ornament

48A984 ornament derived from animal forms

48A9843 lion's head ~ ornament

48A9875 ornament ~ festoon, garland

48A9876 ornament ~ cartouche

49L8 inscription

71E11421 Moses taking off his sandals

92B11221 'Cornucopia', Horn of Plenty

92D1916 cupids: 'amores', 'amoretti', 'putti'

86(LAAT IK TOCH DAT WONDERE VERSCHIJNSEL GAAN BEZIEN, WAAROM DE BRAAMSTRUIK NIET VERBRANDT.) proverbs, sayings, etc. (LAAT IK TOCH DAT WONDERE VERSCHIJNSEL GAAN BEZIEN, WAAROM DE BRAAMSTRUIK NIET VERBRANDT.)

The burning city of Troy with the Trojan horse; ships at sea with the sun just above the horizon; a jar in the foreground symbolizing how easily Troy was broken ('like a pot') by treason; frame decorated with birds, branches and cornucopiae

1582×1, 1591×1, 1592×3, 1598×1, 1603×1, 1606×1, 1613×1

Also used by: Jacob Canin, Jan Evertsz (I) Cloppenburgh, Adriaen Cornelisz van Delf, Johannes Janssonius, Hendrick Laurensz, Niclaes Vincentsz van Spierinxhouck

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The burning city of Troy with the Trojan horse; ships at sea with the sun just above the horizon; a jar in the foreground symbolizing how easily Troy was broken ('like a pot') by treason; frame decorated with birds, branches and cornucopiae

24A sun as celestial body

25F33(+151) predatory birds (+ symmetrically placed ornamental animals)

25G3(+22) trees (+ branch, stick)

25H23 sea (seascape)

25I12 prospect of city, town panorama, silhouette of city

41A773 container of ceramics: jar, jug, pot, vase

41B4 on fire, ablaze

45L42 setting on fire (of conquered city)

46C24(+6) sailing-ship, sailing-boat (+ departure and arrival ~ traffic and transport)

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

48A98211 mask, mascaron ~ ornament

48A98313 branches, 'Astwerk' ~ ornament

48A9832 fruits and vegetables ~ ornament

48A984 ornament derived from animal forms

49L8 inscription

92B11221 'Cornucopia', Horn of Plenty

94H151 the Trojan horse

94H2 the fall of Troy; Troy burning

86(TROIA STERK BRAK DOOR VERRAAD ALS EEN POT OM HAAR MISDAAD) proverbs, sayings, etc. (TROIA STERK BRAK DOOR VERRAAD ALS EEN POT OM HAAR MISDAAD)

Sun represented as a face; frame decorated with putti and festoons

1607×1

Also used by: Jacob Adriaensz, Jan Claesz van Dorp, heirs of Jacobus Heeneman, David Jansz van Ilpendam, Jan Jansz, Pieter Louwick Alexanderssz, Jacob Marcus, Jan Zas Hoenz

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Sun represented as a face; frame decorated with putti and festoons

24A6 sun represented as face, wheel, etc.

31A235 sitting figure

31A25552 index finger forwards, pointing, indicating

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

48A98211 mask, mascaron ~ ornament

48A9832 fruits and vegetables ~ ornament

48A9843 lion's head ~ ornament

48A9875 ornament ~ festoon, garland

48A9876 ornament ~ cartouche

49L8 inscription

92D1916 cupids: 'amores', 'amoretti', 'putti'

86(SINCERITATE ET BONITATE) proverbs, sayings, etc. (SINCERITATE ET BONITATE)

Crane, with a banderole in its beak, holding a stone in its claw; a skull with an hourglass on top; frame decorated with festoons and two women holding a palm-branch

1604×1

Also used by: Jan Bouwensz, Jan Paets Jacobszoon

dpd_1229

Crane, with a banderole in its beak, holding a stone in its claw; a skull with an hourglass on top; frame decorated with festoons and two women holding a palm-branch

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)

25G3(OLIVE-TREE)(+22) trees: olive-tree (+ branch, stick)

25G3(PALM-TREE)(+22) trees: palm-tree (+ branch, stick)

31A211 (human) skull

31AA235 sitting figure - AA - female human figure

31A25552 index finger forwards, pointing, indicating

31D15(+53) adult woman (+ sitting)

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

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

48A982 anthropomorphic ornament

48A98211 mask, mascaron ~ ornament

48A98313 branches, 'Astwerk' ~ ornament

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)

1597×1

Also used by: Peeter Verhaghen

dpd_2113

Armillary sphere

49E122 armillary sphere, skeleton celestial globe

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Devices used (5)