¿Cuánto cuesta el libro Dresde?
Todos los textos del Códice de Dresden fueron tomados de la versión de Förstemann disponible en PDF en la página web de Famsi, otras imágenes y dibujos se tomaron de diversos autores que aparecen en Introducción a los jeroglíicos Mayas de Kettunen en su versión en PDF. La transcripción y transliteración de los nombres en la parte informativa sobre las deidades se …
¿Cuándo se creó el Dresde?
Dos Posibles Soluciones para el Intervalo de 9.100 días (Notación Maya 1.5.5.0) de las Tablas de Venus del Códice de Dresde. Bogotá, D.C., Colombia. 2004 – 2008. Análisis de Intervalos de Separación Relativa en la Cronología Maya de Palenque. Relaciones Implícitas con Registros Astronómicos del Códice de Dresde. Bogotá, D.C., Colombia. 2004 – 2009. Tránsitos de Venus …
¿Cómo se llama la Biblioteca de Dresde?
Códice de Dresde 1 Historia del códice de Dresde Autor: Dr. Velásquez García Erik (2017) El códice durante el siglo XVIII El códice fue adquirido en 1739 en Viena por Johann Christian Götze, director de la antigua Biblioteca Real Pública de Dresde, durante uno de sus viajes para adquirir libros en Italia. Götze se hizo de él en su camino de ida. A decir suyo lo encontró en la …
Where did the Maya codex come from?
The Ancient Maya Codices. THE DRESDEN CODEX. We first learn of the Dresden Codex when we hear that Johann Christian Götze, Director of the Royal Library at Dresden, obtained the codex from the private owner in Vienna in 1739. In 1744, Götze gave it to the Royal Library, where it still resides. (The library's current name is ...
Who published the Dresden Codex?
In 1880, and again in 1892, Ernst Förstemann published the Dresden, in photochromolithographic editions, with perhaps only 60 copies produced in each edition (Gates, booklet with "The Dresden Codex", 1932). These have, of course, become extremely rare, and I have never seen an 1880 or 1892 copy for sale. Fortunately, the late Linda Schele attempted ...
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When was the Dresden painted in color?
Lord Kingsborough had Aglio’s rendition of the Dresden prepared in color for Volume III, in 1830 or 1831. Apparently it was colored by hand--for not all of the same-numbered pages from the different copies are identical (Justin Kerr's Photographs of the Kingsborough are available below). 3.
Who gave Linda Schele the Dresden book?
Fortunately, the late Linda Schele attempted to have her copy, a gift from Floyd Lounsbury, become readily available. She not only provided a copy of Förstemann’s Dresden to FAMSI, but also to Cholsamaj Press, in Guatemala.
Was the Dresden a smooth sailing ship?
But not all has been "smooth sailing" for the Dresden ; it sustained heavy water damage during the Dresden Fire Storms of WWII. Therefore, pre-WWII facsimiles are still very informative for study purposes. The following list includes some of the more interesting copies and facsimiles that have been produced: 1.
Who created the Dresden font?
In 1932, William E. Gates published a facsimile rendition of the Dresden. It is very pleasing to the eye, colorful, and uses his own type-font for all the glyphs. I can't say that it is the most accurate rendition, but it is fun to look at.
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