Notebook Paperblanks Grolie Ornamentals great / Line (9781439715956)

Perchodzherelo: skinned palette for the painting of Jean GrolierEra: 1566Region: Paris, FranceThe background for artistic ornamentation from Paperblanks was inspired by one of the famous paintings of Jean Grolier - a folio with gold embossing and brown skins, embellished with weaves and wigs, giving off a six-piece star. This luxurious palette was expertly prepared between 1555 and 1565 in a Parisian workshop under the name - given the name, even by the craftsmen who worked there and completed most of the work of Grolie. To the end of my life. The collection of books by Jean Grolier is a great loss in the history of palettes, due to the fact that its name, and not the names of the palette masters themselves, became synonymous with luxurious artistic ornaments, which made a great contribution to the development of this craft. Although Groliet himself was not a palette maker, he is considered one of the current palette references, the fragments of the book he painted became famous for their ornaments of geometric figures and arabesques. Our cover, which represents a hide, is trimmed with marmur and ennobled with a thin ball of gilding and embossing, an ideal example of the style for which the name of Grolie has become famous in the centuries. The entire palette was prepared for the manuscript and detailed libretto of the ancient Roman opera written by Marcus Tullius Cicero. Jean Grolier's library has undergone revision for hours and is considered one of the most prominent Cotton book collections in history, which number approximately three thousand volumes. Jean Grolier was a true bibliophile, but his passionate love for books did not allow him to share them with others. Grolie's book collection consisted of books that he bought for himself, and books that were added to him or given to him. At the time of Grolie's death in 1565 r. He owned one of the largest and most important private libraries in the world. Through so many centuries of influx on the palette there is a mysticism, whose passion for this craft continues to inspire artists, readers and collectors.