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Woodcut vignette of the Christ Child with the instruments of the Passion. Used by Melchior Ramminger of Augsburg.
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16th-century German binding: full blind-tooled pigskin over wooden boards
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16th-century German binding: detail of central panel of left board
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Woodcut vignette of the Christ Child with the instruments of the Passion. Used by Melchior Ramminger of Augsburg.
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Woodcut used by Wolfgang Stoeckel
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![Woodcut of Jesus Christ as the Good Shepherd (with ms. note: 'Ecce Agnus de[i] tollit peccata'); used by Melchior Ramminger of Augsburg](https://divinepik.com/storage/vectors/2026/05/woodcut-of-jesus-christ-as-the-good-shepherd-with-ms-note-ecce-agnus-dei-tollit-peccata-used-by-melchior-ramminger-of-augsburg-LBV8lc.jpg)
Woodcut of Jesus Christ as the Good Shepherd (with ms. note: 'Ecce Agnus de[i] tollit peccata'); used by Melchior Ramminger of Augsburg
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![Woodcut title illustration (the risen Christ with crown of thorns and marks in hands and feet pointing to a fruit tree with three banners inscribed 'Werck' [Deeds], 'Lieb' [Love], and 'Glaub' [Faith])...](https://divinepik.com/storage/vectors/2026/05/woodcut-title-illustration-the-risen-christ-with-crown-of-thorns-and-marks-in-hands-and-feet-pointing-to-a-fruit-tree-with-three-banners-inscribed-werck-deeds-lieb-love-and-glaub-faith-nHL86U.jpg)
Woodcut title illustration (the risen Christ with crown of thorns and marks in hands and feet pointing to a fruit tree with three banners inscribed 'Werck' [Deeds], 'Lieb' [Love], and 'Glaub' [Faith])...
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16th-century German binding: full blind-tooled pigskin over wooden boards
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16th-century German binding: detail of central panel of left board
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16th century German binding: full blind-tooled pigskin over wooden boards
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Woodcut illustration of the Erythraean sibyl and Christ
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Woodcut title illustration depicting Jesus Christ blessing the children while his disciples look on within an architectural border; used by Georg Wachter of Nuremberg
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Woodcut used by Valentin Schumann
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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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Woodcut used by Wolfgang Stoeckel
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![Woodcut of Jesus Christ as the Good Shepherd (with ms. note: 'Ecce Agnus de[i] tollit peccata'); used by Melchior Ramminger of Augsburg](https://divinepik.com/storage/vectors/2026/05/woodcut-of-jesus-christ-as-the-good-shepherd-with-ms-note-ecce-agnus-dei-tollit-peccata-used-by-melchior-ramminger-of-augsburg-qBahp1.jpg)
Woodcut of Jesus Christ as the Good Shepherd (with ms. note: 'Ecce Agnus de[i] tollit peccata'); used by Melchior Ramminger of Augsburg
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![Woodcut title illustration (the risen Christ with crown of thorns and marks in hands and feet pointing to a fruit tree with three banners inscribed 'Werck' [Deeds], 'Lieb' [Love], and 'Glaub' [Faith])...](https://divinepik.com/storage/vectors/2026/05/woodcut-title-illustration-the-risen-christ-with-crown-of-thorns-and-marks-in-hands-and-feet-pointing-to-a-fruit-tree-with-three-banners-inscribed-werck-deeds-lieb-love-and-glaub-faith-Al2ucb.jpg)
Woodcut title illustration (the risen Christ with crown of thorns and marks in hands and feet pointing to a fruit tree with three banners inscribed 'Werck' [Deeds], 'Lieb' [Love], and 'Glaub' [Faith])...
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Woodcut depiction of the rosary (with printed instructions for prayer in Latin above) used by Friedrich Peypus of Nuremberg
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16th century German binding: full blind-tooled pigskin over wooden boards
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Woodcut illustration of the Erythraean sibyl and Christ
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Woodcut title illustration depicting Jesus Christ blessing the children while his disciples look on within an architectural border; used by Georg Wachter of Nuremberg
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Woodcut used by Valentin Schumann
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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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Woodcut depiction of the rosary (with printed instructions for prayer in Latin above) used by Friedrich Peypus of Nuremberg
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