Calligraphic Exercise in Latin (Cursive Script)

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Calligraphic exercize in Latin, presented in a double rectangular frame. The text begins with the words 'Qui ambulat perfecte ambulat confidentes (...)' and runs for six lines. The first word is written in majuscules, the rest of the text is cursive and flanked by three calligraphic swirls on each side. Part of an album with 26 examples of calligraphy and micrography, thought to have been produced in France or possibly Antwerp at the beginning of the seventeenth century.

Calligraphic Exercise in Latin (Cursive Script), Anonymous French or Flemish, Pen and black and brown ink.

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