Papieren pracht uit de Amsterdamse Gouden Eeuw : geschenken van het Dr. Th. J. Steenbergen Fonds / [tekstredactie Klaas van der Hoek en Sytze van der Veen].

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9789048513826
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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Papieren pracht uit de Amsterdamse Gouden Eeuw : Geschenken van het Dr. Th. J. Steenbergen Fonds.DDC classification:

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DJ411.A57 P37 2011eb

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Papieren pracht uit de Amsterdamse Gouden Eeuw; Woord vooraf; Inhoud; Dr. Th. J. Steenbergen en het moderne mecenaat; Een goudmijn voor de Gouden Eeuw; Publieke collecties en particulier initiatief; Geestig, amoureus en aandachtig; Roeien naar de Volewijck; Hoe Cupido Nederlands leerde; Nuchtere lessen voor het dagelijks leven; De Hebreeuwse bijbel van 1667; De koning van de inkleurders; De bijbel en de schildpad; 'Myn Godt voedt my als mijn Herder gepresen'; 'Mein hüter und mein hirt ist Gott der Herre'; Hebreeuwse gebeden in Nederlandse vertaling; Een Duitse soulmate voor Nederlandse mystici.

Summary: Amsterdam in the late Middle Ages was an insignificant town. In the seventeenth century it grew into a metropolis whose power, wealth and craftsmanship could rival that of London and Venice. The Dutch Golden Age is above all the Golden Age of Amsterdam. The "miracle of Amsterdam" shines from within buildings, paintings and also books, as the city was the largest book producer in the world. The finest and largest collection of books from Amsterdam's Golden Age is now in the Special Collections of the University of Amsterdam. This collection is updated regularly.

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Amsterdam in the late Middle Ages was an insignificant town. In the seventeenth century it grew into a metropolis whose power, wealth and craftsmanship could rival that of London and Venice. The Dutch Golden Age is above all the Golden Age of Amsterdam. The "miracle of Amsterdam" shines from within buildings, paintings and also books, as the city was the largest book producer in the world. The finest and largest collection of books from Amsterdam's Golden Age is now in the Special Collections of the University of Amsterdam. This collection is updated regularly.

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