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HOMER TITLE PAGE, 1616. Engraved title page by William Hole to the first edition of George Chapmans translation of The Whole Works of Homer, London, 1616

HOMER TITLE PAGE, 1616. Engraved title page by William Hole to the first edition of George Chapmans translation of The Whole Works of Homer, London, 1616


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HOMER TITLE PAGE, 1616. Engraved title page by William Hole to the first edition of George Chapmans translation of The Whole Works of Homer, London, 1616

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1616 Border Cartouche Chapman Greek Hector Helmet Hole Homer Iliad Latin Odyssey Poetry Spear Translation Typeface Will I Am


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This print showcases the exquisite engraved title page by William Hole for the first edition of George Chapman's translation of The Whole Works of Homer, published in London in 1616. The intricate design transports us back to ancient Greece, with its helmet-clad warriors and majestic borders adorned with poetic verses. The central focus is on a brave soldier, possibly Hector or Achilles, wielding a spear and embodying the spirit of heroism that permeates Homer's epic poems. Surrounding him are various elements symbolizing Greek culture and mythology: Latin inscriptions, references to the Iliad and Odyssey, as well as an English translation by Chapman himself. The artist skillfully incorporates decorative cartouches and ornate typefaces that add elegance to this historical masterpiece. Through his meticulous engraving technique, Hole brings to life the essence of Homer's timeless tales while paying homage to classical literature. As we gaze upon this remarkable print from The Granger Collection, we are transported into a world where gods intervene in mortal affairs and heroes embark on legendary quests. It serves as a reminder of the enduring power of storytelling and how it continues to captivate audiences across centuries.

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