Les pseaumes de David, mis en musique a quatre & cinq parties,
A 1627 psalter of David's psalms set to music in four and five parts, printed in Geneva by Jean de Tournes and later owned by collector Alexander Wood Inglis. The pictures are repeated woodcut printer's devices: an interlaced knot of ribbon bands with the letters ONE, EVA, ARDI around its loops, flanked by curling scroll ornaments, set on a textured paper ground. A designer could draw on the braided ribbon and interlace pattern for lettering, monograms, or logo marks.
