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"Fonderie en Caracteres".
Seller: Antiquariat Peter Fritzen, Speicher, Germany
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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Folge von 8 Kupferstichen, Paris ca. 1765. Je ca. 33 x 21 cm (nur Darstellung). Komplette Folge von insgesamt acht Blättern zum Thema Letternguß. Oben rechts nummeriert. Original-Kupferstiche aus der berühmten "Encyclopédie, ou Dictionnaire raisonné des sciences, des arts et des métier", dem "Hauptwerk der Aufklärung". Seit 1751 wurde die Sammlung des gesammten Wissens der damaligen Zeit von Denis Diderot und Jean Baptist le Rond d'Alembert herausgegeben. Die zehn Tafelbände mit insgesamt 2.885 Kupferstichen erschienen 1762-1772.
