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Deutsche Gedichte : mit Schattenbildern - Hans Fraungruber & Ferdinand Staeger - 1908 - via Internet Archive
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Deutsche Gedichte : mit Schattenbildern - Hans Fraungruber & Ferdinand Staeger - 1908 - via Internet Archive
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Peter Flötner Germany, 16th century A gaming board woodcut The Cleveland Museum of Art
'the rabbits,' woodcut, henri charles guérard c. 1893.
Georg Rueter (1875-1966), ''Noorweegsche Brieven'' by Valborg Isaachsen-Dudok van Heel, 1902
What in the World?
Everything is terrible, but for those attempting to compartmentalize, here is a beautiful 16th century map of Asia in the form of a pegasus.
The map appears in the Itinerarium Sacrae Scripturae of Heinrich Bünting (1545-1606) which describes the travels of biblical figures and Church Fathers. It includes several particularly unusual maps. The book was first published in 1581, and the image above is from a Swedish translation of 1591.
Link to catalog record below:
Bünting, Heinrich. Itinerarium Sacrae Scripturae. Stockholm: Andrea Gutterwitz, 1595.
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Pulled a bunch of prints from the Kpop Demon Hunters blocks I carved last weekend! I'm looking forward to playing around with framing options. The Mira block was the most fun to carve, and I also think it's my favorite print!
Anatomia: Addita nunc postremo etiam antiquorum anatome
woodcut illustrations by Joannes Criegher after Andreas Vesalia.
Venice: Joan. Anton. et Jacobus de Franciscus, 1604
Illustration for “The ant and the fly.” A collection of fables. 1825.
McGill University Libraries via the Internet Archive