Denzel Daniel (10 results)

Hard cover. Condition: Fine in very good dust jacket. Glued binding. Paper over boards. With dust jacket. 272 p. Contains: Illustrations. book is clean and tight, jacket id near fine.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition.

HARD BACK BROWN. FIRST ED. Inspiring Personal Stories, sticker on front end page, book slightly warped DATE PUBLISHED: 2006 EDITION: FIRST ED 272 VERY GOOD. JACKET: VERY GOOD DJ.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 528p. Ex-library hardcover book in original binding with dustjacket. Card pocket inside, but otherwise unmarked and tight. Jacket is fully intact, but encased in a mylar cover with a label on the spine. Very good condition apart from the library indicators. Famous people tell stories of their inspiring mentors. Complete, unabridged edition in large print. Doubleday Large Print Home Library Edition.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 1st edition. 272 pages. 9.50x6.75x1.00 inches. In Stock.

Paperback / softback. Condition: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Manuscript on paper. 4to. 64 unnumbered ll., 38 drawings in ink and pencil on 25 ll., one depicting David and Goliath in ink with wash, signed in German with DD monogram with anchor (not in Nagler), i.e. Daniel Denzel, dated 3 July 1619, on laid paper, watermark of leaping stag with letters BM (Briquet 3336; Stevenson, p. 65, who attributed it to the mill of Bartlin Metschger in Heidenheim, 1602-34). The odd smudge, in very good, clean condition, in original binding of vellum over boards using two different portions of C14 Italian(?) biblical ms. in gothic script, ties, slight loss to lower corner of upper board. An intriguing and attractive collection of drawings, mostly copied from late C16th and early C17th German prints and artists' books, but apparently containing original designs. The Denzels were town painters in Ulm, according to Othmar Metzger ('Die Ulmer Stadtmaler (1495-1631)' in Ulm und Oberschwaben, 35 (1958), pp. 181-200). Painters in the Early Modern period were, like most craftsmen, required to join city guilds, which could lead to appointments as the official city painter (stadtmaler). The oath sworn by the Ulm city painter has survived, including prices for basic commissions. This did not always lead to preferential treatment: in Ulm the town painter would be overlooked for commissions if other artists were deemed to be more capable, while some were removed for presenting inflated invoices and other excessive charges (Danica Brenner, Süddeutsche stadtmaler im 16. und 17. jahrhundert' in The Artist Between Court and City, 1300-1600 (Petersburg: 2017), pp. 202-206). Daniel Denzel was the younger brother of Hans who died in 1625; after the dismissal of the town painter called Schaler around 1628, Daniel assumed the position until his death in 1631. Very few works by the Denzels are known and none have been attributed to Daniel, possibly because of his very brief tenure. In 1616 Denzel's brothers Johann and Melchior published a book advertising their invention of a new measuring instrument, the schrägmass, which was a kind of carpenter's square, and which may be the triangular instrument depicted facing the design of David and Goliath in this volume. This latter is by far the most accomplished and finished drawing in the book. We have been unable to identify the source this image and it is possible that it may be an original design, possibly even intended for a mural in the Ulm Schwörhaus, which was erected between 1612-18. The remaining designs are copied from books and include geometric sketches, portraits and studies of facial portraits, architectural designs, animal studies and landscapes evidently copied from engravings, including a late-C16th depiction of the Ottoman siege of Nicosia by Balthasar Jenichen (d.1599). They are of variable quality and it is possible that some are in a different hand, possibly that of a student. The geometrical studies, proportional studies of faces and horses, portraits of bearded men, and winged cherub are copied from an instructional drawing book by the German artist Sebald Beham (1500-50), Warhafftige Beschreibung aller fürnemen Künsten, of which we have found an edition containing all these designs published in Frankfurt in 1605. The images of the zweihander and soldier with halberd are copied from Lucas Kilian's Newes Soldaten Büchlein, printed in Augsburg in 1609. The depiction of Faith is from Jost Amman's series of the virtues, published in his Kusnstbüchlin in Frankfurt in 1599. These are obviously studies in draughtsmanship and proportion, either drawn within pencil grids or appended with scales to which notes regarding measurements have been added in German. The landscape scenes, like the map of Nicosia, are more ambitious copies, one from a view by Paulus Bril (1554-1626), from his series of views of the Coast of Campania, published 1590, the other unidentified.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This is Part Three of Daniel Renner's Book " Hidden Treasures - Wise Secrets" titled "Original Drawings of Hidden Secrets: Wise Treasures by Daniel Renner. This final part contains the original hand- drawings and images of Daniel's perception of the lessons he was learning from the verses in Proverbs. Images and drawings are in ink and pencil. Upon popular demand and request from friends, kids, students, parents and his colleagues, we are excited to produce for you all the "Original Drawings" of his book Hidden Treasures: Wise Secrets. Daniel curated and carved his way to his first solo book by "drawing what he was gaining and learning." We have also included the digital colored copies of his original drawings with this book. You will enjoy it and be inspired. We hope and pray it will bless your sons and daughters as it has blessed children from all over the world. Let them grow, thrive, flourish and learn about wisdom. Hidden Treasures: Wise Secrets is a fun and engaging treasure trove for Kids who want to learn about WISDOM. Through the perspective of a child, Daniel takes the reader on a journey of "word created pictures" and short wisdom lessons, drawing from the book of Proverbs. Reflecting on Hidden Treasures and Wise Secrets, Daniels draws, demonstrates and presents comic-like "word" pictures for kids to demonstrate and solidify his knowledge about several verses from Proverbs. If you like comic story plots and want to integrate it with Proverbs, this treasure is for you. Through a kid's lens and perspective Daniel draws his way into understanding verses from the Book of Proverbs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Hidden Treasures: Wise Secrets is a fun and engaging treasure trove for Kids who want to learn about WISDOM. Through the perspective of a child, Daniel takes the reader on a journey of "word created pictures" and short wisdom lessons, drawing from the book of Proverbs. Reflecting about Hidden Treasures and Wise Secrets, Daniels draws, demonstrates and presents comic-like "word" pictures for kids to demonstrate and solidify his knowledge about several verses from Proverbs. If you like comic story plots and want to integrate it with Proverbs, this treasure is for you. Through a kid's lens and perspective Daniel draws his way into understanding verses from the Book of Proverbs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.