Dear Merit,
Thanks for your blog. I am Peter Naumann from Southern Brazil (born 1950) and since 1979 conference interpreter mainly between Portuguese and German, working mostly in Europe and Brazil for governments, multilateral organizations, unions and on international conferences on almost every subjects. Since 1994 I also translate books, mainly on (Constitutional) Law, History and Policital Economics, mainly on classical authors and modern classical authors. I’m planning to found my one publishing house and make so to say a second income. Being interpreter, Hermes would be my God, if I had any god. So I decided that the publishing company will be Editora Hermes. Since conference interpreting will be my main profession, I would like do have a website with the name of Hermes, to integrate my main activity with the publishing company. One serious problem is the logo. I’m searching the iconography of Hermes to find a image of the god which could be used as logo of the website AND of a new visit or calling card. The best solution would be an image simple enough to be stylised. The image of the Hermes Prayer is not simple, but perhaps it can be reduced to a size which would allow to use it in a calling card.
Who is the author of this image? To whom I must give the credits?
Please note my e-mail adress and write to this address: peter.interpres@gmail.com or to WhatsApp (+55 51 991165147)
I apologize for my clumsy English.
Yours truly
Peter Naumann
Oaken Scrolls 
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Hail Hermes and thank you for being so kind to me.
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Dear Merit,
Thanks for your blog. I am Peter Naumann from Southern Brazil (born 1950) and since 1979 conference interpreter mainly between Portuguese and German, working mostly in Europe and Brazil for governments, multilateral organizations, unions and on international conferences on almost every subjects. Since 1994 I also translate books, mainly on (Constitutional) Law, History and Policital Economics, mainly on classical authors and modern classical authors. I’m planning to found my one publishing house and make so to say a second income. Being interpreter, Hermes would be my God, if I had any god. So I decided that the publishing company will be Editora Hermes. Since conference interpreting will be my main profession, I would like do have a website with the name of Hermes, to integrate my main activity with the publishing company. One serious problem is the logo. I’m searching the iconography of Hermes to find a image of the god which could be used as logo of the website AND of a new visit or calling card. The best solution would be an image simple enough to be stylised. The image of the Hermes Prayer is not simple, but perhaps it can be reduced to a size which would allow to use it in a calling card.
Who is the author of this image? To whom I must give the credits?
Please note my e-mail adress and write to this address: peter.interpres@gmail.com or to WhatsApp (+55 51 991165147)
I apologize for my clumsy English.
Yours truly
Peter Naumann
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