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Il Tebro che ammira il Signore D. Gio. Pietro Franchi di Pistoia Compositore di Musica
Il Tebro che ammira il Signore D. Gio. Pietro Franchi di Pistoia Compositore di Musica
Il Tebro che ammira il Signore D. Gio. Pietro Franchi di Pistoia Compositore di Musica
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Title Il Tebro che ammira il Signore D. Gio. Pietro Franchi di Pistoia Compositore di Musica 
Publisher In Verlegung Levini Hulsij 
Date 1690 
Language Italian
Subjects Christian saints, Church history, Fasts and feasts, Guilds, Patronage, Ecclesiastical, Voyages and travels
Summary Collection of 154 religious broadsides printed in Italy between 1611 and 1697. All items were printed in Rome with the exception of four broadsides printed in Todi, Orvieto, Perugia, and Naples. Well represented printers include Francesco Cavalli, Giacomo Dragondelli, Ignatio de Lazari, Angelo Bernabò, Paolo Moneta, Francesco Moneta, and Marc Antonio & Orazio Campana. Broadsides were issued for various Catholic feast days and other religious occasions and the majority of items feature sonnets related to these topics. Particularly well represented topics include St. Catherine of Alexandria, Saints Cosmas and Damian, St. Francis of Assisi, St. Joseph, St. Lawrence of Rome, St. Martha, Michael the Archangel, St. Filippo Neri, St. Onuphrius, St. Ursula, the Holy Spirit, and the Virgin Mary and feast days associated with her.  Many broadsides were commissioned by confraternities or trade guilds and most were dedicated to clerical or noble patrons of these organizations. Some broadsides name the church where the religious celebration was held and these include Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini, Chiesa di S. Marcello, Chiesa di S. Grisogono, Chiesa di S. Lorenzo in Miranda, Chiesa di San Nicola dei Cesarini, Università delli Barbieri, Santi Dodici Apostoli, Sant'Angelo in Pescaria, Santa Maria dei Monti. A notable exception to the religious theme is the last broadside in the second series, which is a sonnet signed by Nicolò Maria Solyma in praise of "La libertà nelle catene" by the composer Giovanni Pietro Franchini. Most broadsides feature woodcut ornamental borders and designs composed of type ornaments, initials, architectural columns, flowers, vines, or putti. Items illustrated or engraved with specific figures are noted in the finding aid's container list. 
Extent 1 box (154 sheets) : illustrations, coats of arms ; 48 x 35 cm 
Format Church history, Poetry
Archival Collection Title Italian religious broadsides
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Call Number Case Wing oversize ZC 93 .185 Folder 58 
BibID 308272
Rights Status No Copyright - United States
Contributing Institution Newberry Library
Newberry Open Access Policy The Newberry makes its collections available for any lawful purpose, commercial or non-commercial, without licensing or permission fees to the library, subject to these terms and conditions.
Size 2483px × 3792px     26.98 MB 
File Created 01/24/2017 
Filename case_wing_zc_93_185_fl_058_001_01.tif 
Unique Identifier NL18M15