Examples of using Oudot in English and their translations into Danish
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the families Le Rouge and Oudot in Troyes.
how Noël Moreau and Nicolas II Oudot published copies of the Parisian Danse Macabre in the 17th century.
witch that was produced by the family Oudot around 1649.
Nicolas II Oudot goes one step further
which was produced by the family Oudot around 1649, and which Garnier also used for introducing the mens' dance.
bailiff's wife that was produced by the family Oudot around 1649.
This is a copy, which had been produced by the family Oudot around 1649, and which Garnier also used for introducing the womens' dance.
knight's wife that was produced by the family Oudot around 1649.
Since the book that we are examining here is very different from the book that Nicolas II Oudot published in 1641,
We saw on the previous page about Oudot, how the woodcut with astrologer
Jacques Oudot has selected to illustrate the abbess
duchess produced by the family Oudot around 1649. Garnier produced(or inherited)
This woodcut is a copy that was produced by the family Oudot around 1649. Garnier used an image for citizeness
This is a copy, which had been produced by the family Oudot around 1649, and which Garnier also used for introducing the womens' dance.
On the previous pages we saw how the family Oudot for more than 100 years,
Nicolas II Oudot has not been able to copy those woodcuts that had disappeared.
The library seems to have confounded their book with another version that Oudot published in 1641.
the families Le Rouge and Oudot in Troyes.
On the previous page we saw how Nicolas Oudot published a Danse Macabre in Troyes ca. 1600,
Bibliothèque Nationale de France guesses that Nicolas II Oudot has been the son-in-law of Noël Moreau since he could take over workshop and materials.