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Humiliati - Umiliati (Italian) Sexta etas mundi. - "Ordo humiliatorum" Schedel folio CCV Woodcut. Published in "Nuremberg Chronicle" (Schedelsche Weltchronik) Nuremberg, 1493 Original hand color Description of a monastic order of men, founded in the 12th century in Lombardy (Italy). The order was abolished, struck by a papal bull in 1571. An associated order of women continued to exist well into the 20th century.

Schedel, Portraits, Pope Clemens III, Pope Celestinus III, Saladin, first Sultan of Egypt and Syria, Alpais

Regular price $340.00

SCHEDEL CCXXXVII Sexta etas mundi. - "Tamerlanes" better known as Timur ibn Taraghai Barlas (1336-1405). Also as Taimur or Tamerlane. Timur was a Turco-Mongol Conqueror of Islamic creed, the founder of the Timurdian Empire in Persia. Never having lost a battle he was called invincible. But he was also an intellectual who left his footmarks in art and in architecture. Portrait: Paulus Venetus. (Paul of Venice - Paul von Venedig 1369-1429)

Schedel, Portraits, Timurdian Empire in Persia, Paulus Venetus

Regular price $340.00

"Sexta etas mundi. Ordo celestinorum" Ordo Sancti Benedicti Coelestinensis, OSBCoel, also: Congregatio Coelestinensis. This Benedictan monks order was founded by Pope Celestine V. (Pietro di Morrone) 1294. The last monasteries of this congregation were abolished in Naples 1806 and in Sicily 1810 Upper right corner: Portrait Adolf de Nassau (1250-1298) Verso - Portraits from top: Pope Bonicacius VIII (1235-1303) - Pope Benedict XI (1240-1304) Bishop Louis (son of King Carlo of Sicily)

Schedel, Portraits, Benedictan monks, Adolf de Nassau, Pope Bonicacius VIII, Pope Benedict XI et al.

Regular price $250.00

"Salczburga" (Salzburg first view inprint) General view of the famous Austrian city. Woodcut. Original hand coloring. Text in Latin with some letters emphasized in red ink. On the left reverse side are images of Popes and on the right side are images of Gallus abbas, Joanes gerudines eps, Eligius episcopus and Rupertus episcopus.

Schedel, Salzburg (Salzburg first view in print)

Regular price $2,600.00

Religious, Menora, Hartmann Schedel

Religious, Menora, Hartmann Schedel

Regular price $480.00

"De edificatione templi" On either side of woodcut fictional plans of Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem. Following the Tent of Meeting (Tabernacle) this was the first Jewish temple built of stone. Nebukadnezar II. destroyed it. After the Babylonian captivity a second temple was built, which was lacking the most sacred part: The Ark of the Covenant, missing since the destruction of the first temple. The second temple was destroyed by the Romas. Left nowadays is only part of the temple's wall: The Wailing Wall.

Architecture, Religious, fictional plans of Solomon's Temple, Schedel

Regular price $380.00

City Views, Greece, Athens, Schedel

Regular price $290.00

Abraham, progenitor and patrirch equal to Jews, Christians and Moslems: a 15th century portrait. Reverse side: A godsent angel prevents the sacrifice of Isaak Woodcut from the Nuremberg Cronicle by Hartmann Schedel (1440-1515).

Portraits, Religious, Abraham, Isaak, Schedel, Nuremberg Cronicle

Regular price $390.00

"Pisa" Type of print: Woodcut Edition: First edition Latin language Folio / Page: XLV (45) Published in: "Nuremberg Chronicle" (Schedsche Weltchronik) Author: Hartmann Schedel Where: Nuremberg, Germany When: 1493

City Views, Italy, Pisa, Schedel, Nuremberg Chronicle

Regular price $350.00

Title: Pope Aeneas Silvio Piccolomini (Pius II) meets Frederick III for coronation as Holy Roman Emperor in 1452 Type of Print: Woodcut Color: Original. Superb. Royal! Publisher: Hartmann Schedel Published in: "Nuremberg Chronicle" . Page: CCLXVII = 267 Where: Nuremberg When: 1493

Religious, Schedel, Pope Aeneas Silvio Piccolomini, Pius II, meets Frederick III, coronation as Holy Roman Emperor in 1452

Regular price $1,750.00

"Sexta etas muundi - Fol. CV" Page 105 Front page images: "Seneca" committing suicide in the bathtub "Persius" Aulus Persius Flaccus (AD 34 - 62) Roman poet of Estrucan extraction "Lucanus" Marcus Annaeus Lucanus (AD 39 - 65). Roman poet related to Seneca

Religious, Schedel, Seneca, Persius, Philippus Apostles, div. Popes et. al.

Regular price $1,200.00

"Ravenna" Type of print: Woodcut Color: Original hand coloring. Superb. Royal! Publisher: Hartmann Schedel Published in: "Nuremberg Chronicle" . Page: CXLII = 142) Where: Nuremberg When: 1493 First edition. Latin language Reverse side has related text print.Plus four Popes: Symmachus, Hosmisdas, John and Felix

City Views, Schedel, Ravenna, Popes, Symmachus, Hosmisdas, John and Felix

Regular price $420.00

The story of this book is a story of superlatives. Hartmann Schedel, a medical doctor in Nuremberg who owned the most important private collection of books in all of Europe was the author. His library made the writing of this book possible. The writing and production of this book was teamwork. Among the more famous cooperators were Wilhelm Pleydenwurff and the painter and expert woodcutter Michael Wolgemut (1434-1519) who became the first noted book illustrator.

Schedel, Astronomy, Grasshopper, Portraits

Regular price $1,200.00

"Herbipolis" (Wuerzburg, Germany) Type of print: Woodcut Color: Superb hand coloring Author: Harmann Schedel (1440-1514) Publikation: Nürnberg Chronische / Schedelsche Weltchronik Printer: Anton Koberger (1440-1513) Accompanying text in upper right corner: Latin language Verso: View of Ferrara. Text in Latin Edition: First edition Date of publication: 1493

City Views, Germany, Italy, Schedel, Wuerzburg, Ferrara

Regular price $3,350.00

Munich, The Nuremberg Chronicle, Nuremberg 1493 In May of 1493 appeared in the Latin language one of the earliest voluminous books, fully illustrated with 1809 woodcuts printed from 645 woodblocks: The Nuremberg Chronicle. The story of this book is a story of superlatives. Hartmann Schedel, a medical doctor in Nuremberg who owned the most important private collection of books in all of Europe was the author. His library made the writing of this book possible.

Schedelsche Weltchronik: "Monacum" Muenchen, Munich

Regular price $2,800.00

Left sheet upper left: John Baptist, his parents and grand parents Left side bottom: Salome and guests celebrate the decapitation of John the Baptist Left sheet right side from top: Portrait of St. Joseph - Anna gives birth to St. Mary - Engagement of Mary and Joseph - Annunciation Right sheet: Genealogy of Jesus Christ

Schedel, Virgin Mary, John Baptist, Salome, Anna et al.

Regular price $1,250.00

Schedel Weltchronik: Ravenna

Schedel Weltchronik: Ravenna

Regular price $420.00

The Nuremberg Chronicle, Nuremberg 1493 In May of 1493 appeared in the Latin language one of the earliest voluminous books, fully illustrated with 1809 woodcuts printed from 645 woodblocks: The Nuremberg Chronicle. The story of this book is a story of superlatives. Hartmann Schedel, a medical doctor in Nuremberg who owned the most important private collection of books in all of Europe was the author. His library made the writing of this book possible. The writing and production of this book was teamwork

Schedelsche Weltchronik: Pope Aeneas Silvio Piccolomini (Pius II) meets Frederick III for coronation as Holy Roman Emperor in 1452

Regular price $1,750.00

The Nuremberg Chronicle, Nuremberg 1493 In May of 1493 appeared in the Latin language one of the earliest voluminous books, fully illustrated with 1809 woodcuts printed from 645 woodblocks: The Nuremberg Chronicle. The story of this book is a story of superlatives. Hartmann Schedel, a medical doctor in Nuremberg who owned the most important private collection of books in all of Europe was the author. His library made the writing of this book possible. The writing and production of this book was teamwork.

Schedelsche Weltchronik 1493: "Data es mini potestas in cell et in terra: Salvator"

Regular price $2,000.00

Schedel, Hartmann "Sexta etas mundi Seite CCVII (Seite 207)

Schedel, Hartmann "Sexta etas mundi Seite CCVII (Seite 207)

Regular price $165.00