Signature s6r
Folio 65r, Quire s
British Library, London — C.60.o.12
LOW Unverified
Annotations
Hand A: Ben Jonson
Benedetto’s hand is
the practice, seen also in Modena, of copying block capitals in exact detail, down to their
serifs. Though this typographical transcription only occurs in two places, namely the first
and second Triumphs of Jupiter (TRIVMPHVS and PRIMVS) (k3v), it is consistent with
Benedetto’s practice as a cataloguer of inscriptions.
There is one single visual sketch. Like Jonson in the BL copy, and Hand A in Siena,
Benedetto took note of the shape and proportions of cupid’s boat (...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 132 (Ch. 6)
Hand A: Ben Jonson
al transcription only occurs in two places, namely the first
and second Triumphs of Jupiter (TRIVMPHVS and PRIMVS) (k3v), it is consistent with
Benedetto’s practice as a cataloguer of inscriptions.
There is one single visual sketch. Like Jonson in the BL copy, and Hand A in Siena,
Benedetto took note of the shape and proportions of cupid’s boat (s6r). The annotator
reproduced the image, in its most general proportions, underneath the woodcut.
Detail taken from the Siena facsimile ...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 132 (Ch. 6)
Hand A: Ben Jonson
only occurs in two places, namely the first
and second Triumphs of Jupiter (TRIVMPHVS and PRIMVS) (k3v), it is consistent with
Benedetto’s practice as a cataloguer of inscriptions.
There is one single visual sketch. Like Jonson in the BL copy, and Hand A in Siena,
Benedetto took note of the shape and proportions of cupid’s boat (s6r). The annotator
reproduced the image, in its most general proportions, underneath the woodcut.
Detail taken from the Siena facsimile (s6r)
Como (...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 132 (Ch. 6)