Original antique print Sexta etas mundi page CXCVIII (198) Type of print: Woodcut Black & white Publication: Nuremberg Chronicle Author: Hermann Schedel (1440-1514) Edition: Latin edition Printed: Nuremberg, 1493 Main part of page is devoted to a portrait of St. Bernard of Clervaux Other images: Symbolized rain, thunder, hail. The moon with a human face. A man by the name Johannes (John at the time of Charlemagne) Holding in his hand one of the first ever printed looking glasses

Religious, Schedel, Nuremberg Chronicle, Monsters, Siamese Twins, Honorius II, Innocentius II, Celestinus II.

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Original antique print Sexta etas mundi page CXCVIII (198) Type of print: Woodcut Black & white Publication: Nuremberg Chronicle Author: Hermann Schedel (1440-1514) Edition: Latin edition Printed: Nuremberg, 1493 Main part of page is devoted to a portrait of St. Bernard of Clervaux Other images: Symbolized rain, thunder, hail. The moon with a human face. A man by the name Johannes (John at the time of Charlemagne) Holding in his hand one of the first ever printed looking glasses
  • Original antique print Sexta etas mundi page CXCVIII (198) Type of print: Woodcut Black & white Publication: Nuremberg Chronicle Author: Hermann Schedel (1440-1514) Edition: Latin edition Printed: Nuremberg, 1493 Main part of page is devoted to a portrait of St. Bernard of Clervaux Other images: Symbolized rain, thunder, hail. The moon with a human face. A man by the name Johannes (John at the time of Charlemagne) Holding in his hand one of the first ever printed looking glasses
  • Original antique print Sexta etas mundi page CXCVIII (198) Type of print: Woodcut Black & white Publication: Nuremberg Chronicle Author: Hermann Schedel (1440-1514) Edition: Latin edition Printed: Nuremberg, 1493 Main part of page is devoted to a portrait of St. Bernard of Clervaux Other images: Symbolized rain, thunder, hail. The moon with a human face. A man by the name Johannes (John at the time of Charlemagne) Holding in his hand one of the first ever printed looking glasses
  • Original antique print Sexta etas mundi page CXCVIII (198) Type of print: Woodcut Black & white Publication: Nuremberg Chronicle Author: Hermann Schedel (1440-1514) Edition: Latin edition Printed: Nuremberg, 1493 Main part of page is devoted to a portrait of St. Bernard of Clervaux Other images: Symbolized rain, thunder, hail. The moon with a human face. A man by the name Johannes (John at the time of Charlemagne) Holding in his hand one of the first ever printed looking glasses
  • Original antique print Sexta etas mundi page CXCVIII (198) Type of print: Woodcut Black & white Publication: Nuremberg Chronicle Author: Hermann Schedel (1440-1514) Edition: Latin edition Printed: Nuremberg, 1493 Main part of page is devoted to a portrait of St. Bernard of Clervaux Other images: Symbolized rain, thunder, hail. The moon with a human face. A man by the name Johannes (John at the time of Charlemagne) Holding in his hand one of the first ever printed looking glasses
Religious, Schedel, Nuremberg Chronicle, Monsters, Siamese Twins, Honorius II, Innocentius II, Celestinus II.

Religious, Schedel, Nuremberg Chronicle, Monsters, Siamese Twins, Honorius II, Innocentius II, Celestinus II.

$122.40
$122.40 $180.00

Sexta etas mundi page CXCVIII (198)

Type of print: Woodcut

Black & white

Publication: Nuremberg Chronicle

Author: Hermann Schedel (1440-1514)

Edition: Latin edition

Printed: Nuremberg, 1493

Main part of page is devoted to a portrait of St. Bernard of Clervaux

Other images:

Symbolized rain, thunder, hail. The moon with a human face.

A man by the name Johannes (John at the time of Charlemagne)

Holding in his hand one of the first ever printed looking glasses

Further:

Petrus Alfonsi (Moses Sephardi) Spanish medical doctor: Author of

"Disciplina cléricales"

VERSO images:

Otto (Bishop in Bamberg)

Popes:

Honorius II.

Innocentius II.

Celestinus II.

King Balduin III (Jerusalem)

Condition: Age toning. One repair of a small piece of paper in the text of St. Bernard of Clervaux. The repair was obviously done in a former century. Repair paper used is that o printing time. The few missing letters of text on either side have been added in hand-written black ink.

A few signs of age and use in margins. See images. The black is scanning background. Does not exist!

Page size: 44 x 29 cm ( 17.3 x 11.4 ")

 

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