emblem book वाक्य

Portrait collections in books ( the book of icones ) became one of the recognised genres of collecting and collation for Renaissance humanists, along with the emblem book and album amicorum.
The " Mikrokosmos ", an emblem book of 1579 by the Dutch poet Laurentius Haechtanus may be the first depiction of the shivering Venus, as Ceres and Bacchus walk away.
Similarly, the University's famed emblem book collection has begun to be digitized, with many emblems now available for perusal on an open-access website hosted by the University Library.
His most ambitious work was the highly elaborate frontispiece to George Wither's 1635 " Collection of Emblemes, Ancient and Moderne ", an unusually complex example of the Emblem book.
According to Eddy De Johgh, Vermeer appears to have taken it from a 1636 emblem book by the Jesuit Willem Hesius, " Emblemata sacra de fide, spe, charitate ".

Alciato's work spawned thousands of imitations in all the European vernacular languages : secular, religious, or amorous in nature, emblem books were an integral part of European culture for two centuries.
His first attempt at an instructive manual for artists was his Emblem book, " Inhoud van't Sieraad der Afbeelding ", which was meant as a guide of possible painting themes.
This was an Emblem book in which the story's significance was widened to the uncertainty of life in general under the title " Peril and danger on all sides " ( see illustration ).
A very similar illustration to those in the emblem books accompanied a story much like La Fontaine s in the " Phryx Aesopus " ( 1564 ) of the Neo-Latin poet Hieronymus Osius.
Initially the depiction of this motif were closely tied to text and was found mostly in emblem books, with the first appearance in the " Picta poesis " of 1552, by Barth�l�my Aneau.