Examples of using Douce in Danish and their translations into English
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De kalder mig Irma la Douce.
Francis Douce, Genoptryk fra 1858.
Francis Douce, Reprint from 1858.Der er en større version her: Douce.
There's a larger version here: Douce.Alfabeter: Douce, Glemte vi noget?
Alphabets: Douce, Did we forget anything?Lad mig give ordet til Francis Douce.
Let me give the floor to Francis Douce.
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Dette er Douce, når han er mest frustrerende.
This is Douce at his most frustrating.Mærker for dette billede: Douce, Holbein.
Tags for this image: Douce, Holbein.Francis Douce skriver om Holbeins initialer.
Francis Douce writes about Holbein's initials.Lidt tidligere havde Douce beskrevet et H.
A little earlier, Douce had described an H.Det gælder f. eks. Massmann(1),der som reference angiver Douce.
One example is Massmann(1),who refers to Douce as a source.Den tredje ramme er, ifølge Douce, ikke signeret.
The third frame, according to Douce, isn't signed.Douce Transskription, oversættelse og kommentarer af Mischa von Perger.
Douce Transcription, translation and comments by Mischa von Perger.Mærker for dette billede: Douce, Dronning, Holbein, Kvinde.
Tags for this image: Douce, Holbein, Queen, Woman.Ifølge Douce er der 21 af disse træsnit, men dette er ikke korrekt.
According to Douce, there are 21 of these wodcuts, but that is not correct.Mærker for dette billede: Adelskvinde, Douce, Holbein, Kvinde.
Tags for this image: Douce, Holbein, Noblewoman, Woman.Ifølge Douce er eksemplaret i British Museum blevet genoptrykt af"Mr. Dobree.
According to Douce the copy in British Museum was reprinted by"Mr. Dobree.Bogstavet B, Paven Bogstavet B,Paven Douce: A Douce: C Ukendt kunstner.
Initial B, The Pope Initial B,The Pope Det hæfte, Douce nævner, befinder sig i dag på Institut de France(Bibliothèque Mazarine), og desværre har instituttet ikke digitaliseret dette værk.
The booklet mentioned by Douce resides today at the Institut de France(Bibliothèque Mazarine), but sadly the institute hasn't digitized this work.Kommentarer(1) Alle(1) Kommentarer Spørgsmål/Svar Sylvie LB 05.06.2018- 20:12: Elle a l'air souple et douce Kommentere opskrift DROPS 192-49 Vi vil gerne høre din mening om denne model!
Comments(1) All(1) Comments Questions/answers Sylvie LB 05.06.2018- 20:12: Elle a l'air souple et douce Post a comment to pattern DROPS 192-49 We would love to hear what you have to say about this pattern!Ressourcer Afhandling om Douce's liv og hans samlinger:Francis Douce and His Collection: An Antiquarian in Great Britain, 1757-1834(PDF) The Internet Archive har flere af Douce's bøger i høj kvalitet.
Resources Francis Douce and His Collection: An Antiquarian in Great Britain.Master's paper about Douce's life and collection(PDF-file) The Internet Archive has several books by Douce in high quality.Denne fodnote var lånt sammen med resten af Douce' forord, og den gjaldt Hollars gamle kobberstik, der var blevet"opfriskede" til 1816-udgaven af Hollar.
This footnote was borrowed along with the rest of Douce's preface, and it referred to Hollar's old copper plates, which had been"refreshed" for the 1816-edition of Hollar.Og her skal det så bemærkes, at Douce måske havde haft endnu en grund til sin beslutning. Han havde arbejdet for British Museum 1807-1811, men den anti-autoritære Douce havde forladt sin stilling i vrede, og givet en liste med 13 grunde til sin afsked, bl.a.:»Their fiddle faddle requisition of incessant reports, te greatest part of which can inform them of nothing, or, when they do, of what they are generally incapable of understanding or fairly judging of«.
And here it must be noted that there might have been one more reason behind Douce's decision: He had worked for the British Museum 1807-1811, but the anti-authoritarian Douce had left his position in disgust, and submitted a list of 13 reasons for his departure, among which was:»Their fiddle faddle requisition of incessant reports, the greatest part of which can inform them of nothing, or, when they do, of what they are generally incapable of understanding or fairly judging of«.
