2000
DOI: 10.3406/bec.2000.451014
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L’illustration des Métamorphoses d’Ovide à Lyon (1510-1512) : la circulation des images entre France et Italie à la Renaissance

Abstract: Étienne Gueynard's 1510 Lyon edition of Ovid's Metamorphoses contains a sequence of sixteen woodcuts that may safely enough be ascribed to Guillaume II Le Roy, a son or nephew of the Guillaume Le Roy who had contributed to bringing the printing press to Lyon in the 1470s. The woodcuts were long popular, since they kept emerging over several decades in products of the Lyon press. They were no original creations : the engraver had sought inspiration from two Italian editions of the Metamorphoses (Venice 1497 and… Show more

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