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111<br />
PLANTIN, CHRISTOPHE (1608)<br />
20.2 x 13.3 cm.<br />
Above portrait, at top centre: "CHRISTOPHORUS<br />
PLANTINUS Archetypographus Regius,/ vixit annos<br />
LXXV. obijtque Antverpiae CIC[in reverse]. IC[in<br />
reverse]. LXXXIX." (two lines).<br />
In lower margin: f<br />
Tl an tinum tibi, spectator, proponimus,<br />
ut cum./ Nomine perpetuo vivat et effigies./ Sic ubi pos-<br />
teritas miracula tanta librorum/ Eius et innumerum sera<br />
videbit opus;/ Tune es Chrlstophorus, tune iile es? dicat:<br />
in unum/ Et sua conijeiens lumina fixa virum;/ Musarum<br />
o pater, exclamet, dlgnissime salve:/ Reddita sunt studio<br />
saccula docta tuo." (eight lines)<br />
In margin right:"!. BOCHIUS."<br />
I.<br />
With address of Goltzius, before ail other inscriptions.<br />
Amstexdam (Rijksprcntenkabinet.Rijksmuseum, Amster<br />
dam)<br />
n.<br />
With Latin verses in lower margin; added in margin right:<br />
"A.l. Bochio "<br />
in.<br />
With inscription above portrait;slight changes in the hair.<br />
IV.<br />
As described. Used in 1608-edition.<br />
Used in:<br />
Illustrium Galliae ..... (1608), no. 51c<br />
Lit,:<br />
Hollstein, vol. , p , no. 207;TIB. 3, p no. 181, Strauss<br />
1977, vol I, pp. 298-299, no. 175<br />
Engraved by Hendrick Goltzius, verses by Johannes<br />
Boghe.Thc engraving was made, probably as a commis<br />
sion by Plantin himself, during the publishers stay in<br />
Leiden in the years 1582-85. As usual the sitter received<br />
the plate and toke it with him to Antwerp, where Plantin<br />
or his heirs could reprint the portrait when necessary.The<br />
third state - with the addition of the year of death - was<br />
published In memory' of Plantm by his family shordy alter<br />
Appendix 2E<br />
282<br />
1589, The described fourth state was included by<br />
Theodoor Gallc in die 1608-edition of the portrait series,<br />
where it was added, without a number, following portrait<br />
no. 51b (Lips).<br />
112<br />
POELMAN, THEODOOR (1572)<br />
17.7 x 12.1 cm.<br />
In lower margin, in letterpress: "THEODORUS PUL-<br />
MANNUS,/ CRANEBURGIUS./ Dum veterum cer<br />
tain esse studes Pulmarme librorum/ Et morum puram<br />
dum cupis esse ndein:/ Iste tibi candor nornen laudemque<br />
paravit,/ Fortuna at memo est non satis aequa tuo." (six<br />
lines)<br />
In margin right, also in letterpress: "D3".<br />
I.<br />
As described. Used in 1572a-edition.<br />
n.<br />
Added at left side: "AEtatis/ suae 65." (two lines); added<br />
in lower right corner: "PEL Gal-/ laeus/ 1572" (three<br />
lines). Verses in letterpress in lower margin replaced by<br />
engraved, slightly different inscription: "THEODORUS<br />
PULMANUS [instead of PULMANNUS] CRANE<br />
BURGIUS [on one line]/ " (five Hnes); added in mar<br />
gin right, also engraved: "D3". Used in 1572b-edition.<br />
Used In:<br />
Virorum (1572), no. D3<br />
Lit.:<br />
TIB. 56, p. 483, no. 184<br />
Theodoor Poelman (Theodorus Pulmannus),<br />
Kranenburg 1512 - Antwerp 1581; German humanist,<br />
friend of Christophe Plannn, editor of several texts by<br />
classical authors published by Plantin (cp.Voet 1980-83,<br />
no. 2116). Engraved by Philips Gaile, verses by Benito<br />
Arias Montane.