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| Blog Name: | BibliOdyssey |
| Url: | http://bibliodyssey.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | books, vintage, art |
| Description: | Books~~Illustrations~~Science~~History~~Visual Materia Obscura~~Eclectic Bookart. |
| Popularity: | 353 Followers |
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Meet the Fuggers
The Fugger family dynasty began in the mid-14th century with a modest textile business in the Swabian town of Augsburg. Over the next two hundred years the family amassed one of the greatest fortunes of all time. Through banking and mining interests they acquired the wealth and assets of the Florentine House of Medici and exerted great influence over the Holy Roman Empire and the royal courts of Europe. Like the Medici, the Fuggers were also significant patrons of the arts during the Renaissance.
The Fugger family dynasty began in the mid-14th century with a modest textile business in the Swabian town of Augsburg. Over the next two hundred years the family amassed one of the greatest fortunes of all time. Through banking and mining interests they acquired the wealth and assets of the Florentine House of Medici and exerted great influence over the Holy Roman Empire and the royal courts of Europe. Like the Medici, the Fuggers were also significant patrons of the arts during the Renaissance.
Fischetti Travel Sketches
Sketches from the John Fischetti Manuscript CollectionatColumbia College Chicago"Main Street St Laurent Brittanny"France, 1945
Sketches from the John Fischetti Manuscript CollectionatColumbia College Chicago"Main Street St Laurent Brittanny"France, 1945
Les Champignons
Edible & Poisonous Mushrooms
Edible & Poisonous Mushrooms
Dutch Covers
Picture books from 1810 to 1950'Het Gouden Prentenboek' [1898 - 1948] by Piet Worm, 1948
Picture books from 1810 to 1950'Het Gouden Prentenboek' [1898 - 1948] by Piet Worm, 1948
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