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摘要:本文分析了在马德里一处私人收藏中发现的一份未发表的手稿(此处称为“Cuaderno Español”),其中包含八对开本书法,出自著名的写作大师Baldericus van Horicke(†1643)之手。Baldericus van Horicke主要活跃在布鲁塞尔的奥地利大公宫廷。对新手稿进行详细的古生物学研究,增强了我们对这位杰出的笔术大师的认识,他在欧洲写作艺术的黄金时代达到了顶峰。此外,这样的分析表明,从17世纪开始,这些书法材料是如何被用来教授写作艺术的。
Penna volans Discovered: Analysis of a New Exemplar of Calligraphic Virtuosity by Baldericus van Horicke (Brussels, ca. 1616)
Abstract:This article analyses an unpublished manuscript (here referred to as the Cuaderno Español) discovered in a private collection in Madrid, which contains eight folios of calligraphy by the hand of Baldericus van Horicke (†1643), a noted writing master active primarily at the court of the Archdukes of Austria in Brussels. A detailed paleographical study of the new manuscript enhances our knowledge of this exceptional virtuoso of the pen, who practiced at the height of the golden age of the writing arts in Europe. Additionally, such an analysis demonstrates how these calligraphic materials were used to teach the art of writing from the seventeenth century onwards.