文件。约翰·阿恩茨（Johan Arndts）是一位虔诚而开明的教师天堂花园（Paradise’s Garden）：这里充满了基督教的美德祈祷 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	文件。约翰·阿恩茨（Johan Arndts）是一位虔诚而开明的教师天堂花园（Paradise’s Garden）：这里充满了基督教的美德祈祷
品名（英）	Doct. Johan Arndts, dess gottseligen und hocherleuchteten Lehrers Paradijss Gärtlein : welches voller christlichen Tugend-Gebete erfüllet
入馆年号	BV4834 .A75 1696
策展部门	书籍藏品（The Libraries）
创作者	Johan Arndts
创作年份	公元 1696
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尺寸	528 pp.; H: 7 7/8 英寸 (20 厘米)
介绍（中）	在十七和十八世纪，银制装订被用来覆盖属于上层阶级的小圣经、歌本和祈祷书的个人副本。这种银装订的制造几乎只在荷兰、德国、瑞士和斯堪的纳维亚半岛进行。该装订涵盖了当时最受欢迎的德国灵修书籍之一，即路德宗神学家约翰·阿恩特（Johann Arndt）的"Paradijs Gartlein"，于1612年首次出版。装订可能是由奥格斯堡的菲利普·霍利森雕刻的，图像的灵感可能来自当代印刷版画。这个装订的两个封面都有一个银色的面板，上面刻有花卉卷轴，在银片（以前是镀金的）地面上附有五个漩涡装饰。银色的书脊以类似的方式穿孔和雕刻。锻造炉上有两个银扣，书的板子是木制的，文本块的所有边缘都是镀金的。插图：雕刻银装订，17 世纪后期;德语
介绍（英）	During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, silver bookbindings were made to cover the personal copies of small bibles, songbooks and prayerbooks belonging to the upper classes. The manufacture of this type of silver bookbinding took place almost exclusively in Holland, Germany, Switzerland, and Scandinavia. This binding covers one of the most popular German devotional books of the time, the "Paradijs Gartlein" of the Lutheran theologian Johann Arndt, first published in 1612. The binding was possibly engraved by Philipp Holeisen of Augsburg, and the images were probably inspired by contemporary printed engravings. Both covers of this binding have a silver panel peirced and engraved with floral scrollwork enclosing five cartouches on a ground of sheet silver, formerly gilt. The silver spine is pierced and engraved in a similar manner. There are two silver clasps on the foredge, the boards of the book are wooden, and all edges of the textblock are gilt. Illustrated: engraved silver bookbinding, late 17th century; German