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Thomas A'Kempis.
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Augsburg: [Hans Schobser,] 1493, Dec.9th. Small 4to. [*6],a-v8,w8,x4. [Lacks *1&2 (including t.p.with woodcut); a1,a8.b1,b8,c1,c8.d1,d8.] 168 [of 178]ff. Modern antique style morocco, elaborately blind-tooled, spine double-bandedd, minor rubbing;occ. foxing and finger-soiling; last leaf cut and mounted (no losses); first six leaves have a wormtrack (some letters touched), some light damptains l8-n1;with slipcase. First ten leaves rubricated with initials colored or supplied in red ink; decorated initials. Thomas à Kempis, Author (there is a long history of the dispute over the authorship but Thomas remains the most likely) of the "Imitation of Christ", born at Kempen in the Diocese of Cologne, in 1379 or 1380; died 25 July, 1471. The "Imitation of Christ is "a work of spiritual devotion, also sometimes called the "Following of Christ". Its purpose is to instruct the soul in Christian perfection with Christ as the Divine Model. It consists of a series of counsels of perfection written in Latin in a familiar and even colloquial style, and is divided into four parts or books: 1. Useful admonitions for a spiritual life, 2. Admonitions concerning spiritual things; 3. Of interior consolation; 4. Of the Blessed Sacrament. With the exception of the Bible, it is perhaps the most widely read spiritual book in the world. " [Catholic Ency.]"Imitation of Christ is a writing of the mysticist German-Dutch school of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries and is widely considered one of the greatest manuals of devotion in Christianity. Protestants and Roman Catholics alike join in giving it praise. The Jesuits give it an official place among their "exercises". John Wesley and John Newton listed it among the works that influenced them at their conversion. General Gordon carried it with him to the battlefield" [Wkpd] German translations first appeared in 1486; this is the third. They are all scarce as the book was widely read. Goff I41 ; HC(Add) 9117* ; C(Im) 1086 ; Polain(B) 4453 ; IBP 3043 ; Sajó-Soltész 3320 ; Schr 5347 ; Günt(L) 134 ; Voull(B) 158,5 ; Deckert 381 ; Borm 2634 ; Walsh 614 ; Pr 1722 ; BMC II 378 ; BSB-Ink T-185. ISTC ii00041000.
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| De Regno Polonie et Eius Initio.
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Nuremberg, Schedel, Hartman, c.1493. This is a incunabula view of Poland from the 1493 Latin (first) edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle by Hartman Schedel. Size: 425mm x 295mm, 16 3/4" x 11 5/8". Black & White, Very Good.
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Nebehay, I. & Wagner, R.
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| Bibliographie Altosterreichischer Ansichtenwerke Aus Funf Jahrhunderten : Die Monarchie in der topographischen Druckgraphik von der Schedel'schen Weltchronik bis zum Aufkommen der Photographie.
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Publisher: Akademische Druck- Und Verlangsanstalt, Graz, first editions, 19A descriptive bibliography of works illustrated with four or more printed views of Austria from 1493 to the coming of photography. Detailed collations are given and each plate is individually listed. Comprehensive indexes of authors, publishers, printers, artists, engravers, lithographers, and places enable the identification of individual plates. A standard work. A sixth volume (being a second supplement) was issued in 1991 which is not included in this set. Bd. 1. A--H -- Bd. 2. I--Qu -- Bd. 3. R--Z -- [Bd. 4.] Nachtrag -- [Bd. 5.] Register.
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Riederer, Friedrich.
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| Spiegel der waren Rhetoric: uß M. Tulio C[icero] und andern getütscht [.].
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Freiburg, Friedrich Riederer, 11. XII. 1493. Folio. 188 unn. ff. With title woodcut, page-sized woodcut on reverse of title, half-page woodcut in the text, and printer's device on last page. Calf over wooden boards. First edition of the first German adaptation of a Ciceronian text; at the same time, the only German incunable from a Freiburg press, printed by Freiburg's second printer. The title woodcut is a work of the young Albrecht Dürer. The half-page woodcut (f. LXI v.), showing Dedalus and Icarus, is the earliest printed depiction of a man in flight. "These woodcuts are the earliest (and only dated ones) produced at Freiburg im Breisgau. K. Fischer, the only other printer there in the XV. century, apparently used no woodcuts" (Murray). - First ff. with slight waterstains; margins somewhat browned. Occasional worming. Hain/C. 13914. Goff R-197. GW M38173. BMC III, 696. Schreiber 5096. Walsh 1095. Oates 1340. Proctor 3216. ISTC ir00197000. Fairfax Murray 364. Meder (Dürer) S. 272, no. IV. Pollard 99. Stobbe I, 160. Stintzing/Landwehr I/1, 84. Kaspers 178. Nickisch, Briefsteller 14. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Schedel, Hartmann
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| Das buch der Chroniken. Deutsche Ausgabe. 1493.
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Nürnberg, Koberger.. Buchholzschnitte auf jeweils ganzer Folio-Seite und a. von Michael Wolgemut und Wilhelm Pleydenwurff. Blattgröße je ca. 42,5 x 31 cm. Daraus das Einzelblatt - CXXVII. Märtyrer und Heilige: Christina von Tyros, Julius, Saturninus der Ältere, Menas von Ägypten, Viktor von Mailand, Susanna von Rom.. - Hain 14510 (vgl.) - Goff S-309 (vgl.) - . - Auf der Rückseite des Blattes - Vorderseite: Römische Kaiser: Constantius, Galerius, Severus, Maximianus, Licinius, Marenius.
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ZUTPHEN Gerard Zerbolt Von/BERNARD Saint
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| Liber meditationum [Ensemble] De reformatione virium animae.
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per Georgiu Mitelh[us]., [Per]isi[us] 1493, in 8 (9x13cm) 60f. Sig. a-g8. h4. (27 lignes par pages) et 32f. Sig. a-d8. (27 lignes par page)., relié. Rare édition incunable minuscule. Les éditions minuscules du XVe sont rarissimes, étant donné qu'elles exigeaient un savoir faire particulier, la quasi totalité des incunables étant in Folio , donnée normale si on considère qu'il est plus aisé de fondre des caractères d'imprimerie pour un format in Folio qu'un tout petit format. Autre édition du Meditationum à Venise, 1492, in 8 de 32f. (27 lignes par pages), Bernardinus Bernalius. (British Library) , une autre à Bâle, Amerbach (notre édition semble être la reproduction fidèle des éditions Amerbach), même collation. 1492. (British Library). Notre édition de 1493 est également détenu par la British Library. Nous n'avons rien trouvé dans les catalogues électroniques de la BN de France et dans les catalogues français. Le texte semble avoir été édité pour la première fois sous son premier titre Meditationes de interiori homine, par Anton Sorg, 1475. Le De reformatione de Zerbolt (Hain, 16292), un exemplaire de l'édition Amerbach (édition originale), 1492 à la bibliothèque Sainte Geneviève. Un seul exemplaire de l'édition de 1493 en Ecosse à Aberdeen , les catalogues anglais détiennent plusieurs exemplaires à la date de 1492.§Plein Veau marbré milieu XIXe. Dos lisse à caissons ornés. Filets d'encadrement sur les plats. (Reliure étrangère, anglaise ou allemande). Un accroc avec manque au mors inférieur. Frottements. Coins émoussés. Un manque de cuir de1cm sur 2cm sur le premier plat. Découpe en pieds du premier titre De virium...§Le de reformatione virium animae de Gerard Zerbolt de Zutphen (Gerardus de Zutphania) a été traduit récemment par Francis Joseph Legrand en 2001. Manuel de la réforme intérieure. L'ouvrage de Zerbolt est un traité mystique de la voie vers la spiritualité. A partie d'une parabole du bon samaritain « l'homme descendait de Jerusalem à Jericho », Zerbolt articule l'ensemble de sa pensée. L'homme déchoit en quittant la cité de l'harmonie, sa voie est de revenir, par un cheminement intérieur qui s'exercera par la réforme des trois puissances qui gouvernent l'esprit (la mémoire, l'entendement et la volonté) à la cité spirituelle. Ce traité, un des ouvrages de la Devotio Moderna (mouvement de réforme de la spiritualité contre la scolastique), sera un bréviaire pour les Frères de la vie commune de Deventer, où Gérard Zerbolt avait une responsabilité que nous n'avons pu définir , c'est en ce lieu que Thomas a Kempis devint son élève. Thomas a Kempis (1380-1471) a écrit une biographie de Gerard von Zerbolt (1367-1398) , son ouvrage maître, L'imitation de Jésus Christ, est sans doute le livre symbole de cette Devotio Moderna.§Le véritable titre de Liber meditationum attribué à Saint Bernard de Clairvaux (1090-1153) est Meditationes de interiori homine. Le traité est habituellement rangé dans ses oeuvres, mais avec la mention, auteur incertain. Il y a une parenté évidente entre les traités de Zerbolt et de Bernard, ils portent tous les deux sur le même sujet et ont été écrits par des moines pour servir la vie spirituelle et monastique , ils ont chacun en leur temps révolutionné la vie spirituelle et chrétienne.§Les deux ouvrages tendaient naturellement à être réunis, mais ils ont bien été édités séparément (ce que confirme les catalogues de bibliothèques puisqu'on les trouve toujours séparés), même si on trouve un an plus tôt en 1492, les deux mêmes éditions chez Amerbach. C'était une politique et une entreprise éditoriale que d'éditer pareillement des ouvrages qui étaient voisins non seulement par leur sujet, mais aussi par leur format ou autre caractéristique.§Suit un manuscrit de 20 feuillets intitulé : Abrégé de toute la vie spirituelle, réduite à ce seul point de la volonté de Dieu [...], selon toute probabilité de L. Boulet, dont on trouve le nom et une date, 1865, au verso du titre du premier livre.
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AUGUSTINUS, Saint (354-430).
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| Sermones sancti ad heremitas
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[printer of 'Casus breves' (Georg Husner)] [about 1493-94], Strassburg Recent full calf in an appropriate antique style Small 4to . Scarce incunabular edition of this collection of sermons attributed to St. Augustine (354-430). The present work is grouped by the British Museum catalogue with other anonymously published works from Strassburg during 1493 -1494 now attributed to Georg Husner "who became a citizen of Strassburg by marriage in 1470, put his name (with that of Beckenhug) to one printed book in 1473, and (without Beckenhub) to two in 1476. . There was enough anonymous printing done at Strassburg to keep several presses busy, . The isolated differences between the tree types used in 1493 and 1494 in the books here grouped to follow the anonymous edition of the Casus breues Decretalium are only of the kind which would naturally occur by replacements in the course of several years . " (BMC I, p. 159). A very handsome copy with contemporary rubrications through the first half of the work [108] leaves, 34 lines & headline, gothic type, 2 columns, initials supplied in red in first half, red capital strokes in first half with capitol spaces and guide letters in latter half. Title and last blank page a little dusty. Some minor foxing. § GW 3006 (pseudo- Augustinus); HC 1998*; BMC I, 161; Goff A1318; Proctor 724;.
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| De Dalmacia Region Europe / De Regno Polonie et Eius Initio.
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Nuremberg, Schedel, Hartman, c.1493. This is a incunabula view from the 1493 Latin (first) edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle by Hartman Schedel. Size: 425mm x 295mm, 16 3/4" x 11 5/8". Black & White, Very Good.
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COLUMBUS, Christopher
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| The Letter in Spanish of Christopher Columbus written on his Return from his First Voyage, and Addressed to Luis de Sant Angel, 15 Feb
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hardcover. -14 March 1493, announcing the Discovery of the New World. Reproduced in facsimile from a unique copy in the possession of Mr. Brayton Ives of New York, with Introductory & Critical Remarks (by Julia E.S. Rae), accompanied by a revised Spanish version and a literal translation into English. Frontis. 47pp. 4to, original cloth; (partially unopened, uncut). London: Ellis & Elvey, 1889. very good
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SCHEDEL, H. (ED).
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| Liber Chronicarum - The Nuremberg Chronicle. Single leaf, Folium CXCVII. Page headed "Setra etas mudi".
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C. Koberger: 1493 1st ed. 2 pp, 4 hand coloured woodcuts. 16.5" x 11.5", good margins but shorter at the head. One small stain o/w clean in old matte.. The displayed side shows hand coloured wood engravings of part of a walled town with towers linked by a gantry, and a (?) saint giving communion in a church. Photos available.. The Nuremberg Chronicle - Liber chronicarum - was the most ambitious book printing project undertaken since the invention of movable metal typesetting, only four decades earlier.. It was also the most successful attempt to chronicle the history of the known world from the beginning until that time..
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| A Leaf from the Nuremberg Chronicle, German edition: Das Buch der Croniken und Geschicten.
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(Nürnberg Koberger, Anton 23 December 1493) Folio. (1) pp. A leaf representing folii LXXXIII and LXXXIV, from the seminal work of gathered information on Christendom and milestone of early printing. The text is Gothic letter, with wood engravings by Michael Wohlgemut. On the recto, two banners of Roman authors gesture and dialogue with one another, while the verso illustrates portions of the line of Syrian kings and the line of bishops. The images are neatly hand-colored in a contemporary hand. Text in German. Light dampstain to page edge with light scattered foxing, else a fine specimen of one of the greatest pieces of incunabula.
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SCHEDEL
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| CHRONIQUE DE NUREMBERG - COMETE - 1493 -
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1 feuillet de ce fameux incunable. 9 gravures sur bois de Michael Wohlgemuth et Wilhelm Pleydenwurff. Anton Kobergern, Nuremberg, 1493. Première édition. Format : 29,5 sur 43,2 cm. Ce feuillet, complet de toutes ses marges, est en parfait état de conservation. Très légère mouillure en marge haute. Très bel exemplaire.
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Schedel, Hartmann
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| LIBER CHRONICARUM Leaf CCLVIII (Colophon Leaf of Sextas Etas Mundi and Including Stylized Initials of Schedel). Nuremberg Chronicle.
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Anton Koberger for Sebaldi Schreyer and Sebastiani Kamermaister, Nuremberg 1493 Very desirable leaf from the first Latin edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle. This is the leaf numbered CCLVIII. On verso side of the leaf are the date of 1493 and the large initials of H A S D for Hartmann Schedel, the creator of this classic incunabula book. This page ended the sixth section of the Chronicle, which was completed in June of 1493. The date 1493 is written out in Latin on the page as "Anno ab incarnatione salvatoris xpi Millesimo quadringentesimo nonagesimo tercio." An unusual opportunity for the collector of these Nuremberg leaves to obtain a dated page from the Chronicle. Underneath the highly stylized initials for Schedel that follow the date is printed the statement that the following three pages are to be left blank, which was indeed the case with the first edition. The final seventh section and the final colophon dated in July of 1493 were then added to complete the work. This preliminary colophon page of June, 1493 is in nice collector condition. Left edge of page archivally reinforced. Very short closed tear in upper blank margin not affecting anything. A bit of old soiling affecting a few letters of recto side. Verso quite clean with just some old light brownish age stains at bottom blank margin (mostly). The age stains not unsightly and they are not foxing. At upper left of recto of leaf, under the page number, is an illustration portrait of Maximilian I standing, holding cruficer and short staff. A handsome rendition of this great Holy Roman Emperor, which was decided on as a last minute addition to the Chronicle. It is estimated that perhaps three to four hundred copies of the Nuremberg Chronicle remain in existence in the first Latin edition of 1493. Many are safely tucked away in institutions and are of course complete volumes. Other complete or mostly complete volumes can be found here and there in the marketplace, highly priced. Some volumes have been broken up over time and the leafs sold individually. Since there are close to 300 leaves in the entire work, many leaves are available in the marketplace (although that may not always be the case). But obviously it can be quite a challenge to find one particular leaf at any given time, such as this very important dated leaf with the initials of Schedel. In other words, this is a scarce example of one of the more desirable leaves in the Chronicle.
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SCHEDEL HARTMANN
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Norimberga 1493 Silografia, 190x225 la sola incisione, 470x315 il foglio completo. Veduta fantastica tratta da una edizione latina di "Liber Chronicarum", una delle primissime opere illustrate pubblicate, che ebbe un enorme successo. La veduta è inserita nella parte sup. del foglio, il testo descrittivo in basso. Il testo è rubricato in rosso così come vi sono accenni di colore a contorno dei tetti. Ottimo esemplare assai marginoso con parziale mancanza all'angolo inf. sin. perugia
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Schedel, Hartmann
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| LIBER CHRONICARUM Leaf CCLVIII
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Nuremberg: Anton Koberger for Sebaldi Schreyer and Sebastiani Kamermaister, 1493. Very desirable leaf from the first Latin edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle. This is the leaf numbered CCLVIII. On verso side of the leaf are the date of 1493 and the large initials of H A S D for Hartmann Schedel, the creator of this classic incunabula book. This page ended the sixth section of the Chronicle, which was completed in June of 1493. The date 1493 is written out in Latin on the page as "Anno ab incarnatione salvatoris xpi Millesimo quadringentesimo nonagesimo tercio." An unusual opportunity for the collector of these Nuremberg leaves to obtain a dated page from the Chronicle. Underneath the highly stylized initials for Schedel that follow the date is printed the statement that the following three pages are to be left blank, which was indeed the case with the first edition. The final seventh section and the final colophon dated in July of 1493 were then added to complete the work. This preliminary colophon page of June, 1493 is in nice collector condition. Left edge of page archivally reinforced. Very short closed tear in upper blank margin not affecting anything. A bit of old soiling affecting a few letters of recto side. Verso quite clean with just some old light brownish age stains at bottom blank margin (mostly). The age stains not unsightly and they are not foxing. At upper left of recto of leaf, under the page number, is an illustration portrait of Maximilian I standing, holding cruficer and short staff. A handsome rendition of this great Holy Roman Emperor, which was decided on as a last minute addition to the Chronicle. It is estimated that perhaps three to four hundred copies of the Nuremberg Chronicle remain in existence in the first Latin edition of 1493. Many are safely tucked away in institutions and are of course complete volumes. Other complete or mostly complete volumes can be found here and there in the marketplace, highly priced. Some volumes have been broken up over time and the leafs sold individually. Since there are close to 300 leaves in the entire work, many leaves are available in the marketplace (although that may not always be the case). But obviously it can be quite a challenge to find one particular leaf at any given time, such as this very important dated leaf with the initials of Schedel. In other words, this is a scarce example of one of the more desirable leaves in the Chronicle.. First Edition. Disbound Leaf. Very Good. 16 3/4" By 11 3/4". "Liber Chronicarum, Nuremberg Chronicle, Hartmann Schedel, Colophon, 1493".
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SCHEDEL
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| CHRONIQUE DE NUREMBERG - COMETE - 1493 -
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1 feuillet de ce fameux incunable. 9 gravures sur bois de Michael Wohlgemuth et Wilhelm Pleydenwurff. Anton Kobergern, Nuremberg, 1493. Première édition. Format : 29,5 sur 43,2 cm. Ce feuillet, complet de toutes ses marges, est en parfait état de conservation. Très légère mouillure en marge haute. Très bel exemplaire.
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Schedel. H.
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Nürnberg, 1493. "Bressla". Gesamtansicht von H. Schedel (aus Liber Chronicarum), deutsch. Ausgabe, 1493. Doppelblatt. 24x53 cm. (Bild).
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Schedel, Hartmann.
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Nürnberg, Koberger, 1493.. Lateinische Ausgabe. Holzschnitt. 38,4x52,7. Papier gebräunt.. Basel.Hartmann Schedel (*1440 Nürnberg - 1514), Autor und Verleger der Weltchronik "Liber chronicarum".
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Schedel
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Schedel, 1493. "Augusta". Hsch. aus Schedels Weltchronik (lat. Ausg., 1493). 19,5:53 cm.. Gesamtansicht von Augsburg. - Ganze Buchseite. - Bug mit Japan unterlegt.
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AUGUSTINUS, Saint (354-430).
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| Sermones sancti ad heremitas
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[printer of 'Casus breves' (Georg Husner)] Strassburg [about 1493-94] Recent full calf in an appropriate antique style Small 4to . Scarce incunabular edition of this collection of sermons attributed to St. Augustine (354-430). The present work is grouped by the British Museum catalogue with other anonymously published works from Strassburg during 1493 -1494 now attributed to Georg Husner "who became a citizen of Strassburg by marriage in 1470, put his name (with that of Beckenhug) to one printed book in 1473, and (without Beckenhub) to two in 1476. ... There was enough anonymous printing done at Strassburg to keep several presses busy, ... The isolated differences between the tree types used in 1493 and 1494 in the books here grouped to follow the anonymous edition of the Casus breues Decretalium are only of the kind which would naturally occur by replacements in the course of several years ... " (BMC I, p. 159). A very handsome copy with contemporary rubrications through the first half of the work [108] leaves, 34 lines & headline, gothic type, 2 columns, initials supplied in red in first half, red capital strokes in first half with capitol spaces and guide letters in latter half. Title and last blank page a little dusty. Some minor foxing. § GW 3006 (pseudo- Augustinus); HC 1998*; BMC I, 161; Goff A1318; Proctor 724;
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AQUINAS, THOMAS.
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| CATENA AUREA SUPER QUATUOR EVANGELISTAS. VENETIJS, OCTAVIANUS SCOTUS MODOETIENSIS, 1493.
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In folio (mm.316 x 211),di [313,[5] cc.], legatura in pergamena antica, testo in gotico su due colonne,bei capilettera ornati , foro di tarlo interlineare alle cc . 100-107, esemplare comunque ottimo su carta robusta. Bella edizione quattrocentesca della Catena di S. Tommaso, commentario alle Sacre scritture tra i piu' celebri, realizzato mediante l'unione( da qui il titolo) di brani estrapolati dai piu' noti commenti della tradizione teologica. Ref: Hain 1336; ; IGI 9519, BMC V,441;
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| Paracelsus ( eigentlich Philipp Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim. 1493 Einsiedeln - 1541 Salzburg. Berühmter Arzt. Alchemist. Naturforscher. ) Brustbild nach halblinks. Radierung von Hugo Steiner-Prag ( 1924 ). Nr 88 von 100 Exemplaren. Mit Bleistift signiert. Plattengröße : 31,5 x 22 cm.
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. . Ausdrucksstarkes und künstlerisch eindrucksvolles Porträt. In kleiner Auflage als Einzelblatt erschienen. Thieme-B. XXXI, 560. - Breitrandig. Brillanter Druck in vorzüglicher Erhaltung
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PAULUS (Apostle).
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| Epistolae & epistolae canonicae. Title: Epistolarum beati pauli apostoli praevia annotatio. Ad Romanos epistola i. Ad chorinthios epistole ii ... Epistolarum canonicarum annotatio Jacobi apostoli epistola i. Petri apostoli epistola ii ...
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Rare incunable printed at Zwolle: only one copy recorded! (Zwolle, Peter van Os van Breda, between 26 March 1493 and 1 December 1496). Sm. 4to. Modern vellum, spine with title lettered in gold. With half-page woodcut on title (97 x 117mm) with St. Paul seated on a throne with a sword in his right hand, handing over a document to a kneeling herald with a city in the background. (52) lvs. (collation: (A)-H8.4, I4). Rare incunable edition of the 14 epistles of St. Paul, including the arguments and prologues: only five copies of this edition are known, of which only one in the Netherlands: an incomplete copy in the Royal Library!). The text is edited by St. Hieronymus, with some other canonical letters added. They are all listed on the title in two columns, arranged under the two main titles which are printed over the whole line. The epistles of St. Paul were addressed to the Romans, Corinthians (2), Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, Thessalonians (2), Timothy (2), Titus, Philemon and Hebrews; the canonical letters include letters by the apostles James (1), Peter (2), John (3), and Jude (1). The text itself had been already printed by Pafraet in Deventer in January and May 1491 (ILC 1703 and 1704 respectively).The interesting large woodcut on title shows St Paul seated on a throne holding a sword in his right hand, and handing over a document (bundle of letters) to a kneeling herald with a view of a walled city in the background, where the herald is again visible on horseback, apparently delivering the letters. It is the first and only time that this woodcut appears in an incunable edition!The book is printed in a small lettre bâtarde, with a large type for the titles, and a still larger one for the headings, the types 6, 8 and 9 respectively of by far the most important and prolific printer at Zwolle, Peter van Os van Breda (= Type 8A, 9A: resp. 99G and 71G), with 42 lines to a page and the initials left blank. The present copy is one of the three copies mentioned by Ms. Kronenberg as the Bosanquet copy (sold after the death of Bosanquet in 1944) and the only one still in trade. Fine copy, with contemporary ownership's entry on the title: 'Iste liber pertinet ad me Johannes Tomson presbyterum'; the bookplate of E.F. Bosanquet, Exmouth, on the inside of front cover, and with some modern ms. notes on first and third free endpaper.- (As the woodcut on the title is in fact larger than the text area (see above) and our copy is rather cut tight (175 x 120 mm), the right-hand side (ca. 11 mm) of the woodcut is cut off by the binder). Hermans, Zwolse boeken, p. 169 (ZD 92); Camp.-Kronenb. I, 1370a; NK 4191 (listing this copy, but dating it before 1500), and III, 3, 293; ILC 1705; HPT II, 450; IDL 3510; Pellechet Ms 9041 (8895); woodcut: Kok, De houtsneden in de icunabelen van de Lage Landen, pp. 421-22 (nr. 76), 926; Dutch Royal Library Disc (The Hague 1987), 18686 (illstr.).
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Veduta panoramica della città rappresentata in modo fantastico. Xilografia intercalata n.t. di mm.197x222, tratta dal "Liber Chronicarum" edito a Norimberga nel 1493, edizione in latino. Il foglio, intero, presenta alone di muffa rossastra al marg. destro esterno. Una piccola mancanza all'angolo inf. destro rimarginata.
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| [Ein Ware Nachvolgung Cristi] Imitatio Christi
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[Hans Schobser, ], 1493, Dec.9th. Small 4to. [*6], a-v8, w8, x4. [Lacks *1&2 (including t.p. with woodcut); a1, a8. b1, b8, c1, c8. d1, d8. ] 168 [of 178]ff. Modern antique style morocco, elaborately blind-tooled, spine double-bandedd, minor rubbing; occ. foxing and finger-soiling; last leaf cut and mounted (no losses); first six leaves have a wormtrack (some letters touched), some light damptains l8-n1; with slipcase. First ten leaves rubricated with initials colored or supplied in red ink; decorated initials. Thomas à Kempis, Author (there is a long history of the dispute over the authorship but Thomas remains the most likely) of the "Imitation of Christ", born at Kempen in the Diocese of Cologne, in 1379 or 1380; died 25 July, 1471. The "Imitation of Christ is "a work of spiritual devotion, also sometimes called the "Following of Christ". Its purpose is to instruct the soul in Christian perfection with Christ as the Divine Model. It consists of a series of counsels of perfection written in Latin in a familiar and even colloquial style, and is divided into four parts or books: 1. Useful admonitions for a spiritual life, 2. Admonitions concerning spiritual things; 3. Of interior consolation; 4. Of the Blessed Sacrament. With the exception of the Bible, it is perhaps the most widely read spiritual book in the world. " [Catholic Ency. ]"Imitation of Christ is a writing of the mysticist German-Dutch school of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries and is widely considered one of the greatest manuals of devotion in Christianity. Protestants and Roman Catholics alike join in giving it praise. The Jesuits give it an official place among their "exercises". John Wesley and John Newton listed it among the works that influenced them at their conversion. General Gordon carried it with him to the battlefield" [Wkpd] German translations first appeared in 1486; this is the third. They are all scarce as the book was widely read. Goff I41; HC(Add) 9117*; C(Im) 1086; Polain(B) 4453; IBP 3043; Sajó-Soltész 3320;...<
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1493. "Nissa". Gesamtansicht von H. Schedel (aus Liber Chronicarum), deutsche Ausgabe. Nürnberg, 1493. Doppelblatt. 20x53 cm. Eine Hälfte mit Japan untelegt.
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. 20x52.5 cm. auf Doppelfolioblatt.. Kott, Von Stettin bis Breslau 273. Früheste graphische Darstellung der Stadt. Wenige kleine Wurmlöcher.
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| HISTORIAE FIORENTINI POPULI (in italiano, tradotto da Renato Acciaiuoli). Firenze, Bartolomeo de' Libri, 5 giugno 1492.
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/cm. 33, 00): Legatura Mezza Pergamena antica, ben restaurata, piatti ricoperti da fogli dell'Indexdella Cronica di Norimberga del 1493; cc. 208 n.n. (di 222), carattere romano, 40 linee, spazi per lettere capitali.Mancano le prime 8 carte, segnate a + b1 e b8 + le ultime 4 carte: in totale 14 carte. Una macchia interessa 5 carte interne, al terzo libro; con lettera capitale a tempera azzurra danneggiata; una lieve ombreggiatura all'angolo bianco basso di alcune carte interne, altrimenti esemplare bellissimo, nitido e a grandi margini di questo capolavoro tipografico. Incunabolo celeberrimo per la storia di Italia e di Firenze, dalle origini al 1401, scritta dal grande umanista aretino Leonardo Bruni. Contiene, tra l'altro, le piu antiche notazione biografiche su Dante Alighieri. La traduzione dell'Acciaiuoli apparve nel 1476; questa nostra seconda edizione, a dire del Moreni, è "forse piu bella della prima". Spesso contiene anche l'opera di Poggio Bracciolini "Historia florentina", 1492, ma molti repertori le notano separate. Vedi Olschki "Monumenta Typogr." n° 175 e 175/a e Olschki "Incubola Typogr." cat. 94 (1915), n° 26 e 27, dove una copia scompleta della sola parte del Bruni è venduta a caro prezzo. - Moreni I° 175; Hain 1563; Goff B 1248; IGI 2203; Pellechet 1116; GW. 5613; Proctor 6197; Oates in Cambridge 2354; Harvard 2905; BMC VI 649.
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Sculp. by W.Ridley, n.p., n.d. 22 x 14 cm. Aureolus Theoprastus Bombastus von Hohenheim (1493-1541), M.D. Ferara. Swiss physician and alchemist.Portr. Wellcome Inst. Hist. Med., R.Burgess No.2218.4.
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SCHEDEL, Hartmann.
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| Das Buch der Croniken und Geschichten.
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Nürnberg, Anton Koberger, 23. Dez. 1493.. Fol. 10 nn. Bl., 286 Bl., 1 nn. Bl.,mit 2 doppelblattgr. Holzschnitt-Karten u. mehr als 1800 (inkl. Wiederholungen) tls. ganzs. Textholzschnitten. Pergt.d. 17. Jahrhunderts mit früherer Handschrift, (berieben, Ecken etwas gestaucht, Schliessbänder fehlen, wenige kleine Wurmlöcher).. INKUNABEL -Erste deutsche Ausgabe. - Hain 14510; BMC II, 437; Goff S-309; Proctor 2086. - Die viel seltenere deutsche Ausgabe dieser berühmten Chronik und zudem die am reichsten illustrierte Inkunabel erschien sechs Monate nach der lateinischen Ausgabe in nur der Hälfte der Exemplare der lateinischen Ausgabe. Die Holzschnitte stammen meist von Wohlgemuth und Pleydendorff, sowie vermutlich von Albrecht Dürer, der bei Wohlgemuth arbeitete. Unter diesen, auch künstlerisch erwähnenswerten Illustrationen finden sich eine Weltkarte und eine Deutschlandkarte, sowie zahlreiche teils blattgroße bzw. doppelblattgroße Ansichten von Augsburg, Bamberg, Basel, Erfurt, Florenz, Jerusalem, Köln, Krakau, Lübeck, Magdeburg, München, Nürnberg, Prag, Regensburg, Rom, Ulm, Venedig, Wien, Würzburg, usw. - Eines der wichtigsten Bücher des 15. Jahrhunderts und überhaupt die erste jemals erschienene Chronik in einer anderen Sprache als Latein. - Eintrag v. alter Hand a. Vorsatz. Teils etwas finger- und braunfleckig, unterer Rand teilweise wasserfleckig, die letzen 3 Blatt mit der Deutschland-Karte wohl später ergänzt, die Karte im Bug restauriert, ein Blatt mit restauriertem Einriss. Ex-Libris a. Innendeckel. - Insgesamt gutes Exemplar, breitrandig.
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SYBILLA, BARTHOLOMEUS
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| SPECULU(M) PEREGRINORU(M) QONU (QUAESTIONUM): AD ILLUSTRISSIMU(M) PRINCIPE ALFONSUM DE ARAGONIA INVICTISSIMU(M) DUCEM CALABRIAE. ROMA, EUCHARIUS SILBER, 1493.
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In 8( cm. 19,8 x 15,5 ), leg. rifatta in perg. '700 muta con corde e capitello ricostruiti, Pagg.: 2 cc.bb., 11 cc.nn.,( Index, Quaestionum) delle quali il verso dell'ultima e' bianco, I, CCLXXX, 2 cc.nn., 2 cc.bb. Numerazione a foglio. MOLTISSIME NOTE MSS. COEVE a margine, a volte diminuite di qualche lettera a causa della riduzione del volume avvenuta, presumibilmente, fra il '600 e il '700. MANCANO IL FRONTESPIZIO E IL " REGISTRUM HUIUS OPERIS " all'ultima carta. Qualche macchia d'umido ai fogli specie alle prime 25 cc: fioriture marginali.- Con buoni margini. residue tracce di colore ai tagli.Volume abilmente restaurato per alcuni forellini di tarli ai marg. e per alcune lievi mancanze agli angoli. Le carte di sguardia sono moderne. TUTTI I CAPILETTERA SONO CALLIGRAFICI COEVI e di colore rosso. Abbiamo effettuato la collazione di questo volume sull'esemplare posseduto dalla Biblioteca della Regione Siciliana ( ex Nazionale) di Palermo,copia dalla quale abbiamo rilevato il titolo completo: quella copia ha gli spazi per i capilettera bianchi. Esemplare complessivamente in stato buono tranne che per le mende evidenziate. V. Indice degli Incunaboli, vol. V, pag. 80, n 8961. Ne sono conosciute 21 copie in tutto. RARISSIMO.
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An Original Antique Map From Jonathan Potter. Published in Nuremberg, 1493 . A woodblock engraving. Uncoloured. 52.5 x 25cms [20.75 x 10ins] The so-called "Nuremberg Chronicle" is regarded as one of the finest and most important books of the early period of printing, renowned for its numerous woodcut illustrations showing natural phenomena, European and Middle Eastern towns, Biblical, historical and mythological events and maps of the ancient,Ptolemaic, World and one of modern Europe. The author was Hartmann Schedel and the book appeared in just two editions, both 1493. A fine contemporary view of the great Italian city of Florence at the height of the Renaissance and the town where Amerigo Vespucci was born.
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1493Woodcut, B/W as issued*Very rare copy of this part of Europe, skillfully restored
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An Original Antique Map From Jonathan Potter. Published in Nuremberg, 1493 . A woodblock engraving. Uncoloured. 51.5 x 19.5cms [20.25 x 7.75ins] The so-called "Nuremberg Chronicle" is regarded as one of the finest and most important books of the early period of printing, renowned for its numerous woodcut illustrations showing natural phenomena, European and Middle Eastern towns, Biblical, historical and mythological events and maps of the ancient, Ptolemaic world and one of modern Europe. The author was Hartmann Schedel and the book appeared in just two editions, both 1493. A fine view of Ulm, the town from which the first northern European, and one of the most desirable, editions of Ptolemy's "Geographia" appeared just eleven years earlier.
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Norimberga, 1493.. Silografia, 230x530 (l'immagine), 440x605 (il foglio completo testo). Molto ben conservata, minimi restauri alla piega centrale. Il "Liber Chronicarum" comunemente chiamato "Cronaca di Norimberga" dalla citta di stampa, fu la prima opera con raffigurazioni reali delle citta del mondo ed ebbe un enorme successo, tale da essere considerata una pietra miliare nello sviluppo della conoscenza geografica.. Roma
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An Original Antique Map From Jonathan Potter. Published in Nuremberg, 1493 . A woodblock engraving. Uncoloured. 52 x 20cms [20.5 x 8ins] The so-called "Nuremberg Chronicle" is regarded as one of the finest and most important books of the early period of printing, renowned for its numerous woodcut illustrations showing natural phenomena, European and Middle Eastern towns, Biblical, historical and mythological events and maps of the ancient, Ptolemaic world and one of modern Europe. The author was Hartmann Schedel and the book appeared in just two editions, both 1493. The Bavarian city of Munich.
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| Liber cronicarum cum figuris et ymaginus. Nuremberg, Anton Koberger, 12 July
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Double-page woodcut view of the town of Constance, with the famous lake in the foreground.Two consecutive leaves (not conjugate). Total size: 597 x 424mm. 1493. CONSTANCE.Folio CCXL verso and folio CCXLI recto with a fine view of Constance (now in Switzerland, but then in Germany, 200 x 522mm. ). On the other side of the leaves are found a cut of the Council of Constance and woodcut portraits of the heretics Joannes Hus and Joannes Rochezana, Leonardo Aretino, Jean Gerson and Caspar Slick. A fine leaf from the first edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle, the most profusely illustrated book of the 15th century. It was compiled by the polymath physician and book collector Hartman Schedel and illustrated by Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff. Albrecht Durer was at this time a journeyman in their workshop.A little browned in centre.BMC II, no. 437.
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An Original Antique Map From Jonathan Potter. Published in Nuremberg, 1493 . A woodblock engraving. Uncoloured. 22.5 x 33.5cms [9.25 x 13.25ins] An attractive half-page woodblock, set in a page of German text, from the great "Nuremberg Chronicle". Jerusalem appears here as a circular walled city with the Temple of Solomon prominent at its centre.
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Norimberga 1493 Silografia, 190x225 la sola incisione, 470x315 il foglio completo. Veduta fantastica tratta da una edizione latina di "Liber Chronicarum", una delle primissime opere illustrate pubblicate, che ebbe un enorme successo. La veduta è inserita nella parte sup. del foglio, il testo descrittivo in basso. Il testo è rubricato in rosso così come vi sono accenni di colore a contorno dei tetti. Ottimo esemplare assai marginoso con parziale mancanza all'angolo inf. sin. perugia
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An Original Antique Map From Jonathan Potter. Published in Nuremberg, 1493 . A woodblock engraving. Uncoloured. 51.5 x 19cms [20.25 x 7.5ins] The so-called "Nuremberg Chronicle" is regarded as one of the finest and most important books of the early period of printing, renowned for its numerous woodcut illustrations showing natural phenomena, European and Middle Eastern towns, Biblical, historical and mythological events and maps of the ancient, Ptolemaic world and one of modern Europe. The author was Hartmann Schedel and the book appeared in just two editions, both 1493. A fine panorama of Magdeburg, in Saxony, dominated by an immense statue of an armoured warrior atop a circular column.
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1493. Schedel's Nürnberger Chronicle. Woodcut in contemporary colour.*The earliest view (fantasy view) of Damascus and as such very rare. Printed 80 years before the second printed view of Damascus from Braun & Hogenberg.
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An Original Antique Map From Jonathan Potter. Published in Nuremberg, 1493 . A woodblock engraving. Uncoloured. 52.5 x 22.5cms [20.75 x 9ins] The so-called "Nuremberg Chronicle" is regarded as one of the finest and most important books of the early period of printing, renowned for its numerous woodcut illustrations showing natural phenomena, European and Middle Eastern towns, Biblical, historical and mythological events and maps of the ancient, Ptolemaic world and one of modern Europe. The author was Hartmann Schedel and the book appeared in just two editions, both 1493. The Prussian town of Erfurt.
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| Gesamtansicht (Phantasie). Original-Holzschnitt aus der großen Schedelschen Weltchronik, 1493. (Blatt CCLIII aus der lateinischen Ausgabe).
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Ganze Buchseite. Bildgröße: 24,2 x 23 cm, Blattgröße: 43,5 x x 30 cm. Gering gebräunt. Gutes Exemplar.
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| Registrum huius operis libri cronicarum cum figuris et ymagibus ab initio Mundi
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Quantum Books,. 44,5x31cm, Halbleinen, Sehr gut - neuwertig. Ohne Jahrg.; Faksimile der lateinischen Erstausgabe der berühmten Schedelschen Weltchronik. der Ausgabe von 1493, 40 Seiten nicht nummeriert, (294) CCXCIX Blätter beidseitig bedruckt weitere 12 gedruckte Seiten nicht nummeriert, Mit 1809 Illustrationen nach Holzschnitten. Titel in Goldprägung; v334 v334
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1493. Motivmass: 25,0x15,8 Blattmass: 29,8x20,1 Holzschnitt Die über 2000 Holzschnitte stammen von M. Wohlgemuth, W. Pleydenwurff und deren Lehrling A. Dürer Schwarzweiß.
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An Original Antique Map From Jonathan Potter. Published in Nuremberg, 1493 . A woodblock engraving. Uncoloured. 52 x 19.5cms [20.5 x 7.75ins] The so-called "Nuremberg Chronicle" is regarded as one of the finest and most important books of the early period of printing, renowned for its numerous woodcut illustrations showing natural phenomena, European and Middle Eastern towns, Biblical, historical and mythological events and maps of the ancient, Ptolemaic world and one of modern Europe. The author was Hartmann Schedel and the book appeared in just two editions, both 1493. A fine prospect of the Bavarian town of Passau.
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