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Day, John

Record IDcni00031601

URIhttp://data.cerl.org/thesaurus/cni00031601

Bibliografische gegevens1522 - 1584

Voor het laatst bewerkt2024-02-08

Algemene noot

1548 - 1550 auch zs. mit W. Seres

Engl. Drucker v. religiösen Werken u. Gesangbüchern

Londen 1566-1569. Werkzaam na 1571

Meer informatie

Verdere bibliografische gegevens1522-23.07.1584

Jaren van werkzaamheid1546-1584

ActiviteitBuchhändler (1546 - 1584)

Drucker (1546 - 1584)

Printer

Personen zu Buchwissenschaft, Buchhandel (2.2p) (sswd)

Buchdrucker (gnd)

Drucker (gnd)

Geografische nootGroßbritannien

GB (iso3166)

Merk, motto, wapen, etc."An emblematic device of a heart purified in a crucible. The crucible is heated by a fire which rests upon a tile bearing the word Christus and supported by two hands emerging from clouds. To the wrists are fastened chains attached to a sphere, on a band about which are the Zodiacal symbols. Below it, the sun in glory. On the forehead of the sun the letter G: at the sides the initials of Thomas Gibson. On a scroll the words Horum charitas. (ɑ) With G on the sun's forehead, and T. G. at the sides. Passed to John Day at an unknown date. (β) The letters T. G. removed, together with the greater part of the G on the sun's forehead. Probably passed to Robert Waldegrave c. 1584. Perhaps passed into the hands of Thomas East in 1603, and from him to Thomas Snodham in 1609." – Drukkersmerk [McKerrow Device No. 83] Image; Image; Description

Merk, motto, wapen, etc."An ornament with the arms of Edward VI between two pillars, at the base of which are the letters I. D., the initials of the printer John Day. (ɑ) As figured, with E. R. (β) The date voided and the E of E. R. replaced by M. (ɣ) "Again altered"." – Drukkersmerk [McKerrow Device No. 115] Image; Description

Merk, motto, wapen, etc."Compartment with the Royal Arms at top, and, at foot, a boy waking another; the motto Arise, for it is day: sometimes with E. R. in type at top. (ɑ) With motto as figured. (β) The motto cut out. ? Passed to John Windet or Richard Day, c. 1584." – Drukkersmerk [McKerrow Device No. 116] Image

Merk, motto, wapen, etc.A cut of the Resurrection. – Drukkersmerk [McKerrow Device No. 124] Image; Description

Merk, motto, wapen, etc.Emblematic cut of an old man displaying a skeleton to a younger one with the words Et si mors, indies accelerat. From the skeleton issues a tree with the motto on a ribbon Vivet tamen post funera virtus. In the lower left-hand corner the initials I. D. – Drukkersmerk [McKerrow Device No. 128] Image; Description

Merk, motto, wapen, etc.Portrait of John Day, the printer, dated 1562. – Drukkersmerk [McKerrow Device No. 145] Image; Description

Merk, motto, wapen, etc.Ornament (? head-piece of a compartment), with a mask in centre and two fat boys holding pens, or palms, at sides: below them the letters I. D., presumably standing for the name of John Day. At the top E. B., perhaps the engraver. – Drukkersmerk [McKerrow Device No. 152] Image; Description

Merk, motto, wapen, etc.Arms: ermine, on a chief indented two eaglets; crest, out of a ducal coronet an eagle rising ermine; motto: Mihi Vita Christus. – Drukkersmerk [McKerrow Device No. 200] Image; Description

Merk, motto, wapen, etc.Framed device of Christ rising from the tomb, a palm branch in his hand, and treading upon a skeleton signifying death, and a dragon signifying the devil. About it, Confidite vici m?d? . Ioa . 16 : Vbi tua mors victoria? 1 . Cor : 15 : Conteret caput tu? . Gen . 3 : Ero morsus inferni tuus . Oze . 13. Above and below, Jesus Christus. Probably passed to John Windet in 1584. Probably passed to William Stansby in 1611. – Drukkersmerk [McKerrow Device No. 208] Image; Description

Online bronMcKerrow
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Plaats van werkzaamheid

Plaats van werkzaamheidLondon (1547 - 1584)

London; The Resurrection, St. Sepulchre's Parish, a little above Holborn Conduit (1547 - 1549)

London; Aldersgate, beneath St. Martin's (1549)

London; At the little Conduit in Chepeside (1549 - 1553)

London
Wirkungsort

London, Printer to the City of London (1557 - 1584)

London (1546 - 1584)

Zürich (1550)

London (1566 - 1569)

London (1547 - 1584)
Wirkungsort

Verwante objecten

OpvolgerDay, Richard
son; co-patentee

Zie ookDay, John
Personal name record

Namen

KopjeDay, John
gebruikt in: Bibliography of books published in German-speaking countries in 16th century (VD 16), Munich (Germany); Koninklijke Bibliotheek - National Library of the Netherlands, Den Haag (Netherlands); Common Library Network (GBV), Göttingen (Germany)

Day, John
gebruikt in: Integrated Authority File (GND), Germany

Daye, John
gebruikt in: Koninklijke Bibliotheek - National Library of the Netherlands, Den Haag (Netherlands)

NaamsvariantDaius, Johannes

Daye, John

Dayus, Johannes

I. D.

Daius, Johannes

Dayus, Johannes

Day, Jean

Bronnen

Gevonden inMcKerrow. — STC. — Duff: Hand-Lists of English Printers ... Pt. 4. — Riemann. — DNB

Bronnen voor het impressumA declaration of the Masse, the fr... / Antoine Marcourt, 1547

The newe Testament faythfully tran..., 1550

Hondert psalmen Dauids.... / By J. Utenhove..., 1561

De heylighe Spaensche inquisitie, met haer looshey... / By Reynaldus Gonsalvus Montan. ; Translated fr..., 1569

John Day (1522-1584)Downloaded with modifications (cropping) from https://archive.org/stream/cu31924031219011#page/n116/mode/1up
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Unknown (but made for John Daye)

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Hetzelfde als

Wikidata
Wikidata description set

Koninklijke Bibliotheek
Authority record

Kaart

Afbeeldingen

Porträt John Day
[This image from the German Museum of Books and Writing collection "Portraits of printers, editors, book dealers and book binders" is freely available under CC0 1.0]