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VECELLIO, Cesare. Habiti antichi et moderni di tutto il mondo, in Italian and Latin, Venice: Giovanni Bernardo Sessa, [1598]. 8°, title within elaborate ornamental woodcut border, colophon with printer's device within woodcut architectural border at end, 506 full-page woodcut illustrations, including 500 illustrations of costumes and 5 views of Venice, headpieces and ornamental initials (title, beginning and end lightly waterstained, L3 with clean tear, small hole affecting ca. 25 leaves, occasional light spotting or faint staining), modern vellum; bookplate of John L. Nevinson. Second enlarged edition. Colas 2977; Lipperheide 22; Sabin 98732.
The second and most complete edition of Vecellio's encyclopedia of costumes, expanded from the first edition of 1590, contains 87 more subjects than the first edition, including 20 of American costumes (Peruvian, Mexican, Virginian and Florida Indians). Cesare Vecellio (1530-1606) was a nephew and pupil of Titian and, it is thought, was assisted by him in the design of the illustrations. The blocks were cut by Cristoforo Chrieger. Many of the subjects appear to be based on manuscript or printed sources, for example those of Nicolas de Nicolay and Pieter de Coeck.
The second and most complete edition of Vecellio's encyclopedia of costumes, expanded from the first edition of 1590, contains 87 more subjects than the first edition, including 20 of American costumes (Peruvian, Mexican, Virginian and Florida Indians). Cesare Vecellio (1530-1606) was a nephew and pupil of Titian and, it is thought, was assisted by him in the design of the illustrations. The blocks were cut by Cristoforo Chrieger. Many of the subjects appear to be based on manuscript or printed sources, for example those of Nicolas de Nicolay and Pieter de Coeck.
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