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STRADANUS, Joannes (1523-1605) after

Venationes Ferarum, avium, piscium, pugnae bestiarum (1580)
€200 - €300

In-folio oblong (27 x 38,5 cm), 9 engravings par Mallery, Collaert, Galle ... , small margins, passe-partouts

From 1553-1571 Stradanus was employed by Cosimo de Medici, who commissioned him to make a series of lavish representations of hunting, fowling and fishing for the adornment of twenty rooms in the Palace of Peggio-a-Cajano. These are the designs so magnificently commemorated in the Venationes, blending well-tried renaissance hunting methods with fabulous subject matter drawn from Persia, India and the East. Réf. Thiebaud 858