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0.1 « Mieren ende Krekel », De warachtighe fabulen der dieren, Bruges, Pieter de Clerck, 1567, p. 26. Bibliothèque nationale de France, Rés YI-19 2

0.2 « Den ouden Leeu en ander beesten », De warachtighe fabulen der dieren, Bruges, Pieter de Clerck, 1567, p. 120. Bibliothèque nationale de France, Rés YI-19 10

1.1 François Rabelais, Almanach pour L’an M. D.XXXV., Lyon, François Juste, colophon 16

1.2 Orus Apollo, De la signification des notes Hieroglyphiques des Aegyptiens, Paris, Jacques Kerver, 1543, f. d8r. Bibliothèque nationale de France, Rés Z-2507 (1) 17

1.3 Orus Apollo, De la signification des notes Hieroglyphiques des Aegyptiens, Paris, Jacques Kerver, 1543, f. c6r. Bibliothèque nationale de France, Rés Z-2507 (1) 18

2.1 Jacques Grévin, Deux livres des venins […], Anvers, C. Plantin, 1567-1568, p. 109. Bibliothèque nationale de France, 4-TF18-21 27

3.1 Barthélemy Aneau, Decades de la description […] des animaulx, Lyon, Balthazar Arnoullet, 1549, f. C8r. Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève 41

3.2 Conrad Gessner, Icones animalium, Zurich, Christoph Froschauer, 1553, p. 28. Photographie Jef Schaeps. Leyde, Bibliothèque universitaire 42

3.3 Portraits d’oyseaux, d’animaux […] observez par Pierre Belon, Paris, Guillaume Cavellat, 1557, f. 105 v. Le Mans, Médiathèque Louis-Aragon 44

4.1 Anonymous (possibly the workshop of Jan van Scorel), memorial tablet with Elisabeth van Culemborg, Jan van Luxemburg and Anthonis van Lalaing, ca. 1540–1555 (?), oil on panel, 110 × 156 cm. Collection Elisabeth Weeshuis Museum, Culemborg. Photo by René Gerritsen 52

4.2 Jan Anthonisz van Ravesteyn, portrait of Catharina van den Bergh, 1617, oil on canvas, 117 × 98.5 cm. Collection Elisabeth Weeshuis Museum, Culemborg. Photo by Hans Wijninga 56

4.3 Detail of Fig. 4.2, the pendant. Photo by Huub van Beurden 57

5.1 Unknown painter, Pagurus – crab, painted in Venice for Conrad Gessner, c.1543, and used as model drawing for his printed illustration in Historia Animalium IV (Zurich, Froschauer: 1558), p. 182. Watercolour on paper, cut out and pasted in the Gessner-Platter Album, III C 22, f. 200. Amsterdam University Library 66

5.2 Designed by Giovanni da Udine, detail of a wall fresco in Palazzo Grimani with fish hanging from candelabra-like painted shapes, Venice, c.1537–39. Photo by the author 67

5.3 Giorgio Liberale da Udine, swordfish (f. 51v) in Cod. Ser. 2669, the painted marine fauna of the Adriatic commissioned by Archduke Ferdinand II of Tirol, created c.1562-80 in Gorizia and Innsbruck. Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Vienna 69

5.4 Nicolaes de Bruyn, “Roch & witvisch”, in Libellus varia genera piscium complectens (s.l. : Françoys van Beusekom, s.d. [first ed. ca. 1594]), plate 5. Leiden University Library, THYSIA 1316: 2 72

5.5 Joachim Beuckelaer, Fish market, 1568, oil on panel, 128 × 174 cm, signed and dated: Joaehim büekeleer / IB [in monogram] / 1568. Metropolitan Museum, New York 73

5.6 Clara Peeters, Still life with fish, oysters and shrimps, 1607–ca.1650, oil on panel, 25 × 35 cm, signed: Clara. P. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam 74

6.1 The Van der Duyn house at Zevenhuizen showing the canals and gates protecting the Zevenhuise Bos – the heron wood (original by Jacob Lois 1671) 80

6.2 Map of Willughby and colleagues’ travels in 1663, showing the correct location of Sevenhuysen (Zevenhuizen) (redrawn from Birkhead 2018) 82

6.3 Drawing from 1790 of a map originally from 1564 (100 cm x 30 cm), here in two portions, showing (lower) Zevenhuizen village and the Zevenhuische Bos and (upper) the meadows divided into rectangular blocks, separated by water channels, each block devoted to different bird species : grey heron, night heron and spoonbill. From J.J. Potter, Fl. Jacobszoon, Johannes Sabrier, De Hofstad van der Duijn, met het bosch en reijgerie, 1790, 37,5 × 145,5 cm. Allard Pierson UvA, HB-KZL VI 14 D 1 84

6.4 Map from 1684 showing the location of the Zevenhuische Bos (1, upper arrow) and Schollevaarseiland in the Wollefoppenpolder (2, lower arrow). From: <https://www.schielandendekrimpenerwaard.nl/ons-werk/historie/oude-kaarten> 85

7.1 Anabas testudineus, the “climbing perch”. Photo by Rahul Kumar 92

8.1 Kladrius or Charadrius, drawing of the window panel in the Cathedral in Lyon. From J. Huizinga, “Van den vogel Charadrius”, in idem, Verzamelde Werken I (Haarlem: Tjeenk Willink, 1948) 173 105

8.2 Drawing by Huizinga of the birds seen by the Allens near Vught. From J. Huizinga, Briefwisseling I, 387. On the left the hazel coloured ironic Allen of Den Bosch; on the right the rare high flying bird 107

8.3 Drawing by Huizinga of a peacock pie. Detail from his drawing “1428 / De oude heer van Arkel sterft aan het eten van een overgrooten aal”, “1428 / De old Lord of Arkel dies when eating an enormous eal”. From J. Huizinga, Keur van gedenkwaardige tafereelen (Amsterdam: Wereldvenster, 1951) year 1428 108

8.4 Drawing by Huizinga with captions in his own hand: Moeder, Laura and Lord Grey of Fallodon (summer 1944). Private collection 112

11.1 H.S. Beham, last of the preliminary pages of Rusius, Hippiatria sive marescalia (Paris: Wechel, 1531) 149

11.2 A. Dürer, “The small horse”, 1505, etching, 165 × 108 mm, monogrammed 150

11.3 Rusius, Hippiatria sive marescalia, 1410–1412, f. 10r. Biblioteca Malatestiana, S.XXVI.2 151

11.4 Rusius, Hippiatria sive marescalia (Speyer, 1490) f. XV. Bibliotheca Hippologica Johan Dejager, nr. 002 152

11.5 Rusius, Hippiatria sive marescalia (Basel, 1532) 17 154

11.6 The conformation of a well-built horse according to Ruffo. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Object ID 78 C 15, f. 6v and 7r. Photo by Dietmar Katz 158

11.7 f. 2v: Fettering of a horse in the stable; f. 3r: Covering a horse with a rug, and a groom taking straw to the stable. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Object ID 78 C 15. Photo by Dietmar Katz 159

11.8 Leading the horse to the water to drink, and against galls on the legs. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Object ID 78 C 15, f. 33r. Photo by Dietmar Katz 160

11.9 f. 4v: Training the young horse; f. 5r: Getting the horse used to noise and scary situations. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Object ID 78 C 15. Photo by Dietmar Katz 160

11.10 f. 4r: Quarterly bloodletting to keep the horse healthy; f. 3v: A horse in a fly rug. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Object ID 78 C 15. Photo by Dietmar Katz 161

12.1 Rondelet, L’Histoire entiere des poissons, Lyon, M. Bonhomme, 1558, 1ère partie, X, 1, p. 225. Bibliothèque de l’Arsenal, 4-S-1791 173

13.1 Pline l’Ancien, Opus Cui Titulus, Historia Mundi, Bâle, Froben, 1525, p. 117. Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München, 2 A.lat.b. 527 m 188

13.2 Pline l’Ancien, Opus Cui Titulus, Historia Mundi, Bâle, Froben, 1525, p. 124. Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München, 2 A.lat.b. 527 m 188

14.1 Hendrik van der Cammen, “Lion hunting”, c.1640, silk, wool, 358 × 340 cm. Philadelphia Museum of Art, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Bayard T. Storey, 1969, 1969-156-1 195

14.2 Esbatement Moral des Animaux (Antwerp: Gerard Smits for Philips Galle, 1578) f. B1r 196

14.3 Eduard de Dene, De Warachtighe Fabulen der Dieren (Bruges: Pieter de Clerck, 1567) 6 199

14.4 Jan Raes II, A ‘Parc Sauvages’ tapestry, c.1600, silk, wool, 350 × 318 cm. London, Mullany, Haute Epoque Fine Art 200

14.5 Eduard de Dene, De Warachtighe Fabulen der Dieren (Bruges: Pieter de Clerck, 1567) 190 202

14.6 Jan Raes II, A ‘Pugnae Ferarum’ tapestry, c.1600, silk, wool, 345 × 512 cm. London, Mullany, Haute Epoque Fine Art 202

14.7 Jan Raes II, A Garden Tapestry, c.1610, silk, wool, 353 × 322 cm. London, Mullany, Haute Epoque Fine Art 203

14.8 Jan Raes II, “Verdure with buzzard and deer”, c.1600, silk, wool, 368 × 333 cm. Private collection 204

14.9 Nicasius Aerts (?), Portière with caryatid, 1600–1625, tapestry materials unknown, 372 × 176 cm. Private collection 206

15.1 The Unicornus Marinum in Nicolaes Tulp, Observationes medicæ (Amsterdam: Louis Elsevier, 1652 and 1672) Lib. IV 395. Edition 1652: State Library of Bavaria. Edition 1672: KB, National Library of the Netherlands (original from the University of Amsterdam) 212

15.2 The Narwal, various views of the skull and horn, and an unnamed aquatic animal in I. Jonstons Naeukeurige beschryving van de natuur der viervoetige dieren, vissen en bloedlooze water-dieren, vogelen, kronkel-dieren, slangen en draken […] (Amsterdam : I.I. Schipper, 1660) 179. State Library of Ghent 214

15.3 The Narwal and its skull in Isaac de La Peyrère, Relation du Groenland (Paris: A. Courbé, 1647) unnumbered page following p. 144. Bibliothèque nationale de France 215

15.4 The Licorne de Mer and the Narwal in Pierre Pomet, Histoire générale des Drogues (Paris: Jean-Baptiste Loyson and Augustin Pillon, 1694) 78. University of Ghent 217

15.5 Theodorus van Brussel, “Zee-Eenhoorn”, in Natuurkundige beschryving van eenige byzondere dieren, visschen en gekorvene diertjes voor de beminnaars der natuurlyke historie, vol. I (Amsterdam: J.B. Elwe, 1799) 52. KB, National Library of the Netherlands (original from the University of Amsterdam) 219

16.1 Jean Baudoin, Les Fables d’Esope Phrygien, rééd. P. de Sommaville, 1659, fable LXXVI, gravure sur cuivre d’Isaac et Marie Briot, p. 439–441 231

16.2 Antoine Biscéré et Patrick Dandrey, Généalogie du motif P79–511 234

17.1 Fables choisies, mises en vers par monsieur de la Fontaine, Amsterdam, Daniel de la Feuille, 1693. Universiteit Antwerpen, Bijzondere Collecties, MAG-P 12.2056 240

18.1 Bibliotheca et Museum Bidloianum, sive catalogus librorum [….] (Leiden: Samuel Luchtmans, 1713) title page 251

20.1 L’adoration du Veau d’or : Moïse “cornu”. Den Haag, Huis van het boek, Bible historiale, MMW 10 B 23, f. 68r 286

20.2 L’adoration du Veau. Explication morale de l’adoration du Veau. Bible moralisée, codex Vindobonensis 2554, f. 25 vb. Facsim. Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek, Graz, Akademische Druck- und Verlaganstalt, 1999 288

20.3 Le diable sort du Veau. Vézelay. Basilique Sainte-Marie-Madeleine, chapiteau de la nef; Azoor Photo/Alamy Banque d’Images 294

21.1 Unknown, Duke John III of Brabant, depicted as a boar, c.1400. Miniature accompanying the poem ‘Van den Ever’ [About the Boar] (1334) in the Gelre Armorial. Brussels, Royal Library of Belgium, 15.652–56, f. 2v 306

21.2 Unknown, the Count of Flanders (upper left) depicted as a griffin, last quarter of the fourteenth century. Miniature in the Bellenville Armorial, Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, ms. fr. 5230, f. 36r. depicted according to Jéquier, L. (ed.), L’armorial Bellenville (Paris: Le Léopard d’Or, 1983) 292 307

21.3 Unknown, ‘plak’ [flat disc], name of a Flemish coin with a design showing a sitting lion with helmet and heraldic devices, 1365, coin. Amsterdam, National Numismatic Collection 308

21.4 Unknown, ‘leeuw’ [lion], name of a Flemish coin with a design showing a sitting lion with helmet and heraldic devices, 1365, coin. Amsterdam, National Numismatic Collection 308

21.5 Unknown, ‘botdrager’ [pot wearer], name of a Flemish coin with a design showing a sitting lion with heraldic mantle displaying the quartered coat of arms of France/Burgundy, 1389, coin. Amsterdam, National Numismatic Collection 309

21.6 Unknown, ‘dubbele helm’ [double helm], name of a Flemish coin with a design showing the coats of arms of France/Burgundy (left) and Flanders (right), 1386, coin. Amsterdam, National Numismatic Collection 309

22.1A Illustration to Alciato, emblem 5, ed. Heinrich Steiner (Augsburg: 1531) f. A3v. Private collection 317

22.1B Illustration to Alciato, emblem 5, ed. Wechel (Paris: 1534) f. A5r. Public domain 317

22.2A Moray eel swimming, in full length ca. 1 metre 321

22.2B The moray eel and the viper. Woodcut illustration to Alciato, emblem 10, ed. Wechel (Paris: 1534) 14. Public Domain 321

22.3A Chameleon, coloured red, maybe in order to adapt to the colour of the wood. Wikimedia Commons 323

22.3B Chameleon (having taken white colours) catching an insect with its tongue. M. Purves, Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons 323

22.4 The chameleon. Woodcut illustration to Alciato, emblem 88, ed. Wechel (Paris: 1534) 93. Public domain 325

27.1 Frontispiece to Johannes Serwouters’ Den grooten Tamerlan (Amsterdam, Jacob Lescaille: 1657) f. *2r 378

27.2 Johann Theodor de Bry, “Justitia valt van een steigerend paard / In peius recidunt et retro cuncta feruntur”, part of his Emblemata saecularia varietate seculi huius mores ita Experimentia […] (1611). Engraving, 94 × 105 mm. Rijksmuseum Amsterdam 385

30.1 Pégase dans l’enseigne Mobilgas. Détail d’une pompe à essence Mobilgas. Photo prise par l’auteur le 8 mars 2020, Musée Louwman, La Haye 413

31.1 Sophie van Romburgh, “Slow Reading on the Wing”, 2020, charcoal on paper, 24 × 32 cm. Collection of the artist 424

31.2 Sophie van Romburgh, “Slow Reading on the Wing”, 2020, charcoal on paper, 24 × 32 cm. Collection of the artist 425

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Figurations animalières à travers les textes et l’image en Europe

Du Moyen-Âge à nos jours Essais en hommage à Paul J. Smith

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Cover Figurations animalières à travers les textes et l’image en Europe
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25 Oct 2021
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Front Matter
Preliminary Material
Copyright page
Remerciements
Frontispiece
Illustrations
Données personnelles sur les auteurs
Introduction
Partie 1 Identifications, déterminations
1 Rabelais et ses sacrés oiseaux
2 La caractérisation des animaux venimeux chez Grévin traducteur de Nicandre
3 Sur un animal exotique du bestiaire bartasien
4 Narrative Jewellery
5 Depicting Fish in Early-Modern Venice and Antwerp
6 The Ornithologist Francis Willughby’s Visit to the ‘Bird Paradise’ of Zevenhuizen in June 1663
7 The Fish That Could Climb Palm Trees
8 Birds in the Life and Work of Johan Huizinga (1872–1945)
Partie 2 Origines et influences
9 Fable and Parable
10 The Enigmatic Death of Cuwaert
11 On Horses – Two Medieval Authors, Their Manuscripts, Early Printed Books and Illustrations
12 Hirondelles de Rabelais
13 Rabelais scénariste des mondes imaginaires de Pline l’Ancien
14 Marcus Gheeraerts, Source of Inspiration for Tapestry-Designers
15 The Unicornus Marinum of Dr Nicolaes Tulp
16 Ascendances et sources du « Chat et un vieux Rat » (Jean de La Fontaine, Fables, III, 18)
17 La Fontaine entre Ésope et Homère
18 The Shark in the Library
19 Medieval Animals in Middle-earth
Partie 3 Symbolisations animalières
20 Le veau d’or dans les adaptations bibliques en ancien français
21 Allegorising Heraldic Animals in Two Laments by the Fourteenth-Century Dutch Poet Jan Knibbe
22 Alciato the Animal Observer
23 Diptyque avec animaux
24 Théodore de Bèze et le monde animal
25 Montaigne et la sociabilité des bêtes
26 Figurations animalières dans les Œuvres poetiques (1606) de Jean Passerat
27 Horses of Power and Passion
28 But What Does He Do All Day?
29 De vol en vol – Raymond Roussel et les oiseaux
30 Mythographie animalière dans Le Roi des aulnes de Michel Tournier
31 Slow Reading on the Wing
Back Matter
Index des noms propres

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