Hereby View on Jerusalem by Herman Beerntz. van Borculo,1538. The woodcut was done after the painting The entry of Christ in Jerusalem by Jan van Scorel (1526-27).

Check also H.W. Davies, Bernhard von Breydenbach and his Journey to the Holy Land 1483-84. A Bibliography, London 1911.

Prettige zondag,
Wim (25.06.2001)

Dear Juanra,

How are you. Is everything all with you?

I have a question. It is very difficult to get hold of the following article,
but is it possible for you to send it to me. I got this tip from Geoffrey
Parker to-day.

Guy Lazure, 'Perceptions of the Temple, projections of the Divine. Royal patronage, Biblical scholarship and Jesuit imagery in Spain, 1580-1620', Calamvs Renascens: Revista de Humanismo y tradición clásica, I (2000), pp. 155-88.

And how is it with your plan to come to Holland this coming August?

Best wihses,
Wim (27.06.2001)

> Invitado ha escrito:
> Hereby View on Jerusalem by Herman Beerntz. van Borculo,1538. The woodcut was done after the painting The entry of Christ in Jerusalem by Jan van Scorel (1526-27).
>
> Check also H.W. Davies, Bernhard von Breydenbach and his Journey to the Holy Land 1483-84. A Bibliography, London 1911.
>
> Prettige zondag,
> Wim (25.06.2001)

Thanks for the Herman Beerntz image!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you know something more about it? The complete name of the book, the site of publication, etc. What do you mean exactly with "Hereby View"?

I specially apreciate the pre-1559 images, and the flemish and dutch ones. I tell more about it when I compare it with Scorel painting and Breydenbach draws. I´ll tell you.

Now I´m working in a painters page ´bout Salomo, Scheba, Oordel and the Temple. You´ll see it soon. I have more than 50 images, and aprox. 20 are from the "17 provincias" (as "Fundación Carlos de Amberes" president calls). It´s a pity in the most of all the theme its the Judge, Scheba or the idolatry of K.Salomo. I can´t find no more "Consagration of the Temple" but the Gouda one. Mmmmm. As Sherlock said to Watson, "la ausencia de pruebas es tan significativa como el exeso de ellas", witch means: mmm, it´s curious that it´s the only one. I found a temple similar with a Sancta Sanctorum as an cherokee's camping house, similar to the Gouda one.

My August hollyday are strange. Teresa don´t want to tell me anything. I want to go to Belg. and Holl. in my motocycle. If Teresa wants, we go on car, but if she dan´t tell me anything an the next two weeks I´ll begin to look for rooms there. Buffff. Women.

I´ll tried to find «Guy Lazure, 'Perceptions of the Temple, projections of the Divine. Royal patronage, Biblical scholarship and Jesuit imagery in Spain, 1580-1620', Calamvs Renascens: Revista de Humanismo y tradición clásica, I (2000), pp. 155-88» in National Library next Friday. I´ll tell you.

Juanra (28.06.2001)

> Invitado ha escrito:
> Dear Juanra,
>
> How are you. Is everything all with you?
>
> I have a question. It is very difficult to get hold of the following article,
> but is it possible for you to send it to me. I got this tip from Geoffrey
> Parker to-day.
>
> Guy Lazure, 'Perceptions of the Temple, projections of the Divine. Royal patronage, Biblical scholarship and Jesuit imagery in Spain, 1580-1620', Calamvs Renascens: Revista de Humanismo y tradición clásica, I (2000), pp. 155-88.
>
> And how is it with your plan to come to Holland this coming August?
>
> Best wihses,
> Wim (27.06.2001)
>
>> Invitado ha escrito:
>> Hereby View on Jerusalem by Herman Beerntz. van Borculo,1538. The woodcut was done after the painting The entry of Christ in Jerusalem by Jan van Scorel (1526-27).
>>
>> Check also H.W. Davies, Bernhard von Breydenbach and his Journey to the Holy Land 1483-84. A Bibliography, London 1911.
>>
>> Prettige zondag,
>> Wim (25.06.2001)

'Ik zit hier bij McDonald's in Granada soep te eten - zie het mij toch niet aan - Dun, Distortion, en door blijven lezen. It will pay back in the end. Bij McDonald's in Granada.
Ik ben gisterenavond naar een Flamencoshow geweest. Het kostte maar 3 dukaten. Liep niet zo in de gaten. Genoeg daarover. Over Roccastrada en de pijn die dat veroorzaakte. Roccastrada, op 479 meter hoogte, en volgens Baedeker, met een voortreffelijk uitzicht. Het Vista van Roccastrada. 'Rotsstraat' weet ik uit Wat en Hoe in het Italiaans. Het licht en aan een kant van mijn hoofd de verdoving. De verdoving van Roccastrada, op 479 meter hoogte (toen zij weer terugkwam). In Colle di Val d'Elsa (op 223 meter hoogte). Roccastrada, Siena, Colle. Werkt niet.'

> JotaR ha escrito:
> Thanks for the Herman Beerntz image!!!!!!!!!!!
> Do you know something more about it? The complete name of the book, the site of publication, etc. What do you mean exactly with "Hereby View"?
>
> I specially apreciate the pre-1559 images, and the flemish and dutch ones. I tell more about it when I compare it with Scorel painting and Breydenbach draws. I´ll tell you.
>
> Now I´m working in a painters page ´bout Salomo, Scheba, Oordel and the Temple. You´ll see it soon. I have more than 50 images, and aprox. 20 are from the "17 provincias" (as "Fundación Carlos de Amberes" president calls). It´s a pity in the most of all the theme its the Judge, Scheba or the idolatry of K.Salomo. I can´t find no more "Consagration of the Temple" but the Gouda one. Mmmmm. As Sherlock said to Watson, "la ausencia de pruebas es tan significativa como el exeso de ellas", witch means: mmm, it´s curious that it´s the only one. I found a temple similar with a Sancta Sanctorum as an cherokee's camping house, similar to the Gouda one.
>
> My August hollyday are strange. Teresa don´t want to tell me anything. I want to go to Belg. and Holl. in my motocycle. If Teresa wants, we go on car, but if she dan´t tell me anything an the next two weeks I´ll begin to look for rooms there. Buffff. Women.
>
> I´ll tried to find «Guy Lazure, 'Perceptions of the Temple, projections of the Divine. Royal patronage, Biblical scholarship and Jesuit imagery in Spain, 1580-1620', Calamvs Renascens: Revista de Humanismo y tradición clásica, I (2000), pp. 155-88» in National Library next Friday. I´ll tell you.
>
> Juanra (28.06.2001)
>
>> Invitado ha escrito:
>> Dear Juanra,
>>
>> How are you. Is everything all with you?
>>
>> I have a question. It is very difficult to get hold of the following article,
>> but is it possible for you to send it to me. I got this tip from Geoffrey
>> Parker to-day.
>>
>> Guy Lazure, 'Perceptions of the Temple, projections of the Divine. Royal patronage, Biblical scholarship and Jesuit imagery in Spain, 1580-1620', Calamvs Renascens: Revista de Humanismo y tradición clásica, I (2000), pp. 155-88.
>>
>> And how is it with your plan to come to Holland this coming August?
>>
>> Best wihses,
>> Wim (27.06.2001)
>>
>>> Invitado ha escrito:
>>> Hereby View on Jerusalem by Herman Beerntz. van Borculo,1538. The woodcut was done after the painting The entry of Christ in Jerusalem by Jan van Scorel (1526-27).
>>>
>>> Check also H.W. Davies, Bernhard von Breydenbach and his Journey to the Holy Land 1483-84. A Bibliography, London 1911.
>>>
>>> Prettige zondag,
>>> Wim (25.06.2001)