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Jerusalem. - "Quarta etas mundi Silium Hierosolimorum exidium" General view of Jerusalem. Half bird's eye view. Woodcut. Rarety! By Johann Schonsperger (1455-1521) Augsburg, 1497 This woodcut of Jerusalem was published in the small edition of Johann Schonsperger's edition of Hartmann Schedel's "Nuremberg Chronicle". This unlicensed edition was reduced in content and size. Schedel intervened, and the Schonsperger edition was abandoned. That's why this pirated printing is much more rare than the "real"
Jerusalem. - "Quarta etas mundi Silium Hierosolimorum exidium" General view of Jerusalem. Half bird's eye view. Woodcut. Rarety! By Johann Schonsperger (1455-1521) Augsburg, 1497 This woodcut of Jerusalem was published in the small edition of Johann Schonsperger's edition of Hartmann Schedel's "Nuremberg Chronicle". This unlicensed edition was reduced in content and size. Schedel intervened, and the Schonsperger edition was abandoned. That's why this pirated printing is much more rare than the "real"
Jerusalem. - "Quarta etas mundi Silium Hierosolimorum exidium" General view of Jerusalem. Half bird's eye view. Woodcut. Rarety! By Johann Schonsperger (1455-1521) Augsburg, 1497 This woodcut of Jerusalem was published in the small edition of Johann Schonsperger's edition of Hartmann Schedel's "Nuremberg Chronicle". This unlicensed edition was reduced in content and size. Schedel intervened, and the Schonsperger edition was abandoned. That's why this pirated printing is much more rare than the "real"

City Views, Near East, Jerusalem, Schonsperger, after Schedel, rare!

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Jerusalem. - "Quarta etas mundi Silium Hierosolimorum exidium"

General view of Jerusalem. Half bird's eye view.

Woodcut. Rarety!

By Johann Schonsperger (1455-1521)

Augsburg, 1497

This woodcut of Jerusalem was published in the small edition of Johann Schonsperger's edition of Hartmann Schedel's "Nuremberg Chronicle". This unlicensed edition was reduced in content and size. Schedel intervened, and the Schonsperger edition was abandoned. That's why this pirated printing is much more rare than the "real" Buremberg Chronicle by Hartmann Schedel.

This view of Jerusalem is a collectors' item for reasons of rarity, the circumstances of its existence and as an incunabula print.

View is on the full sheet. Reverse side has text print (see scan). Very good condition. Image comes close to center of book page. There is about 1,5 cm paper from the opposite page left with this print. There are a few tiny stitch holes along this line from book binding.

View:10,3 x 19,4 cm (ca. 4 x 7.6")

Full sheet:  28 x 22,5 cm (ca. 11 x 8.8")

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