Triumphus amoris, de cunctis universi hujus incolis actus, emblematibus ac symbolis Latinis, Italicis, Gallicis, Germanicis, oculis exhibitus. : Oder: Die über den gantzen Erd-cräisz triumphirende Liebe, in nachdencklichen Sinn-bildern neben sehr curiosen lateinischen, italianischen, französischen und teutschen Bey-sprüchen auch kurtzweiligen Versen fürgestellet
A multilingual love-emblem book by the English writer Philip Ayres, issued at Augsburg in 1695 by Joseph Friderich Leopold with Latin, Italian, French and German mottoes and verses for educated readers across Europe. The 47 small copperplates each set one or two winged cupids acting out a conceit — gathering bees, bending saplings, drinking from a cup — inside a finely hatched landscape with distant villages, churches and cloud-streaked skies, giving designers compact vignette frames, foliage textures and a stock of putto poses.
