Tag: "cultureclasscollection"
James Moon (1713-1796)
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Portion of a parchment leaf from a liturgical ms., probably an antiphonary, containing text and music for the first words of the antiphon for the first psalm sung at vespers on the vigil of the solemn...
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Woodcut illustration of Hypermnestra, Lynceus (or Linus) and the Danaïdes
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Woodcut illustrating the life of Cyrus, King of Persia. Used by Christian Egenolff of Frankfurt am Main.
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Woodcut title-page with stamp from the Fürstlich Stolberg-Wernigerodesche Bibliothek
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Device of the author Lodovico Castelvetro, 1505-1571
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Woodcut illustration of the wives of the Cimbrians
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Library label of Springwood Park, Kelso, Scotland
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Woodcut illustration of the goddess Juno as patron of marriage
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Woodcut of a saint preaching. Used by Pamphilus Gengenbach of Basel.
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Woodcut illustration in which God the Father, appearing in the sky, threatens vengeance upon the sinful people of the earth, while pope, king, and a well-dressed man with a sword and a hat, beg to be...
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Woodcut illustration of the death of Harmonia of Syracuse and her body double
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Woodcut illustration of the birth of Jupiter to Ops with Saturnus and Titanus present
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Woodcut device of Melchiorre Sessa, fl. 1506-1549
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Ornamental woodcut border with images of biblical scenes (Adam and Eve's creation, Temptation and Fall from Paradise), angels, David and Moses
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Woodcut device of Johann Eichorn, printer at Frankfurt an der Oder
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Edward Nichols Crane, 1846-1911
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Woodcut title illustration (Jesus Christ with Saints Peter and Paul) by Hans Sebald Beham. Used by Silvan Otmar of Augsburg
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Printer's device of Johann Froben of Basel
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Mason family bookplate
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Woodcut of a lion and a stag
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Austin Lamont (1905-1969)
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Woodcut illustration of Arachne's suicide
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Woodcut of a (fashionably accoutred!) mermaid with two tails holding a flower in each hand. Used by Valentin Schumann of Leipzig.
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