Hello,
I have a question about a 17th cent. dedicational text on a print:
When somebody is called summo artis Chalcographicae admiratori, amatorique
does this mean that he is both a lover and a practitioner of the graphic arts, as one would expect in modern language, or can it be that amator is still only a litary duplication of admirator here.
(B.t.w.: if you google this text you'll see the print in case you are interested)
I have a question about a 17th cent. dedicational text on a print:
When somebody is called summo artis Chalcographicae admiratori, amatorique
does this mean that he is both a lover and a practitioner of the graphic arts, as one would expect in modern language, or can it be that amator is still only a litary duplication of admirator here.
(B.t.w.: if you google this text you'll see the print in case you are interested)