Ulrich Han (Rom, Offizin 2)
1467-1478
Beschreibung
1471 bis Ende 1474 gemeinsam mit Simon Chardella, vgl. Simon Chardella (Rom, Offizin 19).
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Typen
| Type | TW-ID | M/Qu | Nutzungszeit | Beschreibung | GfT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1:150G | ma09649 | M20A (Rotunda) | 1468-1476 |
|
GfT 1838 |
| 1*:78R | ma09650 | Qu|-K1 (Antiqua) |
= [P.1*]: Pr 6747 note; H 8550? |
||
| 2:97R | ma09651 | Qu|-K1 (Antiqua) | 1469-1469 |
|
GfT 1684 |
| 2*:86R | ma09652 | Qu|-G (Antiqua) | 1468-1468 |
GW 6743 = ISTC ic00655000 |
|
| 3:113R | ma09653 | Qu|-G (Antiqua) | 1468-1470 |
Vgl. Type 1:113R bei Baldassare Azzoguidi (Bologna, Offizin 1)
In M48213 mit kleinem Winkelhaken und Unterstrich zur Kennzeichnung von Bibelzitaten, vgl. Prügl S. 208 |
GfT 544 |
| 4:103R | ma00993 | Q|u-B und Qu|-G (Antiqua) | 1470-1478 |
BMC IV 18: "103 R. [P. 4], text type. Single Qu with well rounded tail, the u quite close to the Q, is used almost
exclusively in IC. 17255 (= M23407), which is thus probably the earliest book containing the type, as single Qu with flatter tail
and separate Qu are more common in IC. 17281 (1471) (= M47210)
and usual in subsequent books. D is cocked slightly to the right, E has a conspicuous slanting serif to the middle bar,
I has longer serifs than that of type 113 R. [P. 3] (Type 3:113R), the
shanks of M slope outwards; the tail of y is curled to the right, 9 is large and stands both on the line and below
it; single slanting hyphen. The capitals are broader in proportion than those of type 113 R.
In books of 1473-5 capitals from type 125 G. [P. 5] (Type 5:125G)
are often admixed, in 1477 and 1478 the type is again pure. For books containing
admixtures from 150G. as well as 125G. see Wolf Han. In use in 1471-5, 1477, 1478." |
GfT 1561 |
| 4*:109R | ma09654 | Q|u-B und Qu|-G (Antiqua) | 1475-1475 |
BMC IV 18 (doubtful): "109R. [P. 4*], apparently with exactly the same face as 103R. [P. 4] (Type 4:103R)
pure, but on a taller body, varying from
109 mm. to over 115 mm. in the only book in which it seems to occur, the undated Priscian (IB. 17316) (= M35370). The Greek
type found in this book is Han's 103Gk., presumably leaded to the size of the Roman type, but with undotted
Roman i admixed and concave θ. Not reproduced." |
|
| 5:125G | ma00888 | M13 (Rotunda) | 1472-1478 |
BMC IV 18: "125 G. [P. 5], Large text type, not unlike a reduced version of 150G. [P. 1] (Type 1:150G),
with simple capitals. C and E are
indented in the middle, N is in two parts, the tail of Q lies on the line. Tied letters, infrequent in the early books,
are common in the books of 1477 and 1478. Capitals of 103R. [P 4] (Type 4:103R) are often admixed. In use in 1472-4,
1477, 1478." |
GfT 1968 GfT 1969 |
| 6:125R | ma00889 | Qu|-G (Antiqua) | 1473-1473 |
126 R. [P. 6], large text type. The capitals are those of 103 R. [P. 4] (Type 4:103R), but the lower case is considerably larger.
Two forms of single Qu, one with u close to Q, the other with the tail of Q just reaching under u; separate Qu is
found occasionally; a and e (rounded) are proportionately narrower than the rest of the lower case, h has rounded
tail level with line, s seems to lean to the left and has long serifs, y has straight tail, ę is common; double slanting
hyphen. Used in the 1473 Vergil (IB. 17296 = M49748),
the 1474 Lactantius (IB. 17303 = M16537), and an undated Aeneas Syluius,
Epistola ad Mahumetem (= M33656). It appears to have been soon abandoned, probably because of its size. Later on it
reappears as 102 R. [P. 7] (Type 7:102R), on a smaller body, and with smaller forms of the long minuscules (b, d, f, g, h, 1, p, q, f); ę is not found. In use in 1477 and J478. |
GfT 1685 |
| 7:102R | ma00994 | Qu|-G und Q|u-B (Antiqua) | 1475-1478 |
Lt. BMC IV 18 Type 6:125R auf kleinerem Kegel. Zur Beschreibung s. dort. |
GfT 1970 |
| 8:103R | ma09655 | Q|u-B und Qu|-G (Antiqua) | 1477-1477 |
Haebler: Typenrepertorium Abt. V, Erg. 2, S. 93, Nr. 2: "ist gleich Type 4:103R mit erheblich größeren Min." Das würde der Beschreibung für Type 7:102R in BMC IV 18 entsprechen. Also zu streichen? Lt. GW-Manuskript als Auszeichnungsschrift in M13313, z.B. Bl. 8b |
|
| 9:103G | ma09656 | M38 (Rotunda) |
Zu streichen? Nicht: Johannes Chrysostomus, Münster (Dr.Streifen 789: dort gestrichen!); bezieht sich auf M13313 (mit Type 4:103R und Type 8:103R gedruckt) |
Initialen
| Initiale | TW-ID | Höhe | Nutzungszeit | Beschreibung | GfT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| a | ma09657 | 5/6mm | 1473-1474 |
Lombarden GW 9149 = ISTC id00445500 |
Rubrikzeichen
| Rubr. | TW-ID | Form | Nutzungszeit | Beschreibung | GfT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| α | ma00995 | normale Form | 1472-1478 |
lang und derb, weiß ziemlich breit, obere Spitze mittel, untere kurz zu Type 4:103R |
GfT 1561 |
| β | ma09658 | normale Form | 1473-1473 |
zwei Zeilen groß, mit doppelter Sehne und Querstrichen zu Type 4:103R |
|
| γ | ma09659 | normale Form | 1473-1474 |
zwei Zeilen, groß, ungewöhnlich: weiß breit, darin [?]-Zeichen Type 4:103R |
|
| δ | ma09660 | normale Form | 1473-1476 |
rund, obere Spitze schräg nach unten, unten kurz |
GfT 1970 (Alph.!) |
