Portrait Nicolaus Petri Title page N Petri Practicqve
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Portrait Nicolaus Petri Title page N Petri Practicqve
Portrait of Nicolaus Petri Title page for: N. Petri. Practicqve, to learn to count, cypheer and keep a record, 1605, Portrait of Nicolaus Petri [van Deventer], calculator and astronomer in Amsterdam. Half-length portrait, behind a table with mathematical and astronomical instruments: globe, celestial sphere, astrolabe, compass. To the right of his head a sphere of heaven and to the left an icosahedron. In the background a man points a measuring instrument at an obelisk, measuring instruments, armillary sphere, skeleton celestial globe, globe, globe in the shape of an icosahedron, Nicolaus Petri, anonymous, Amsterdam, paper, letterpress printing, h 153 mm × w 92 mm h 95 mm × w 80 mm
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1605 Armillary Sphere Astronomer Background Compass Count Globe Half Length Portrait Heaven Letterpress Printing Measuring Instruments Obelisk Petri Record Shape Skeleton Celestial Globe Sphere Table Astrolabe Astronomical Instruments Calculator Celestial Sphere Icosahedron Learn Mathematical Measuring Instrument
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This print showcases the portrait of Nicolaus Petri, a renowned calculator and astronomer in Amsterdam during the 17th century. The half-length portrait captures Petri behind a table adorned with an array of mathematical and astronomical instruments. Amongst them are a globe, celestial sphere, astrolabe, and compass, symbolizing his expertise in these fields. To the right of Petri's head is a heavenly sphere, representing his deep understanding of celestial bodies. On the left side rests an icosahedron, highlighting his proficiency in geometry. In the background, we see another individual pointing a measuring instrument at an obelisk while surrounded by various other measuring tools such as armillary spheres and skeleton celestial globes. Printed on paper using letterpress printing techniques, this title page for "N. Petri Practicqve" serves as both an introduction to Petri's work and a visual representation of his accomplishments. Measuring approximately 153mm in height and 92mm in width for the main image and 95mm by 80mm for additional details. The anonymous artist has skillfully captured not only Petri's likeness but also conveyed his dedication to advancing knowledge through mathematics and astronomy. This intriguing portrait offers viewers a glimpse into the world of scientific exploration during this era while paying homage to one of its prominent figures - Nicolaus Petri van Deventer.
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