Grammar, from The Seven Liberal Arts, plate 1
Monogrammist B · 1544
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"Grammar, from The Seven Liberal Arts, plate 1," created by Monogrammist B, is an engraving from 1544. The print measures 16.8 × 11.2 cm for the sheet and 16.5 × 10.9 cm for the plate. It is classified under "Prints" in the Drawings and Prints department, acquired through the Harris Brisbane Dick Fund in 1927. No culture information is provided.
The artist, Monogrammist B, is described as a Dutch artist active in the 17th century, according to the artist authority record. However, this record's activity date conflicts with the artwork's 1544 creation date. No birth or death years, nationality beyond "Dutch," or Wikipedia/VIAF/ULAN IDs are available for the artist.
Provenance, exhibition history, and literature for this specific artwork are not supplied in the catalogue data. There are no comparable holdings listed for "Monogrammist B."
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