Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
ShareThis
Javascript must be enabled to continue!

By A. B. C. In Tugt must learn whether you want to carry Krandsen. / I wild ey my schoolmaster hear, Therefore maae I now Plov kiøre. / God the Father send your Holy Aand as our Prosperity informs can. I teach you all

View through Europeana Collections
All 4 images cut and put in the same carton.
The Royal Library: The National Library of Denmark and Copenhagen University Library
image-zoom
Title: By A. B. C. In Tugt must learn whether you want to carry Krandsen. / I wild ey my schoolmaster hear, Therefore maae I now Plov kiøre. / God the Father send your Holy Aand as our Prosperity informs can. I teach you all
Description:
All 4 images cut and put in the same carton.

Related Results

Gospel of the Lots of Mary
Gospel of the Lots of Mary
A miniature codex that contains 37 oracles, entitled The Gospel of the Lots of Mary according to its incipit. These oracles would be chosen via lot divination so as to provide the ...
The whole of Protestant Christianity
The whole of Protestant Christianity
Probably : On the left, next to the man with turban: "The three faithful servant at the time of persecution. The devil hopes to be the machomet. Alcorom. / Calvinists and Arian for...
Painting
Painting
The Hermit or the Holy Hieronymus The lion in the lower right corner of the picture suggests that the man who is reproduced sitting at the table is the Holy Hieronymus (c. 347420),...
Letters
Letters
Letter undated from John Bauer to Ester Ellqvist, consisting of four pages written on a folded sheet of paper. Main writing handwritten in pencil. The letter is unfinished and lack...
Last Judgement
Last Judgement
The "Last Judgement" fresco at the Humor Monastery (in Suceava County, Romania) was painted by Toma Zugravu (Thomas the Painter) of Suceava. It can be still viewed at the church...
Painting, God the Father
Painting, God the Father
This panel depicts God the Father and probably formed part of a larger piece depicting the Trinity. If this figure did form part of the Trinity, the composition was probably of the...

Back to Top