Tag: "print"

Woodcut device of Johann Eichorn, printer at Frankfurt an der Oder

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Woodcut of a lion and a stag

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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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Woodcut illustration used by Georg Merkel of Nuremberg.

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Woodcut of Aristotle and Alexander the Great

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Woodcut coat of arms of Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor (1459-1519)

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Stamp from the library of S. Pietro in Vincoli (Rome, Italy)

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Bookplate of Dr. Bradley H. Kirschberg (1883?-1941), chemist and head of the New York State Police Laboratory

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Device of Vincenzo Pelagallo (Vaccaro 229)

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Woodcut illustration (possibly representing the devil as a bird-catcher?) used by Johann Herrgott of Nuremberg

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Woodcut used by Wolfgang Stoeckel

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Woodcut of an asp[!]

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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

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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])...

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Device of printer Gracioso Perchacino, fl. 1553-1601

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Woodcut illustration of a Protestant preacher used by Heinrich Stayner of Augsburg

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Parchment leaf from a liturgical music ms. (probably an antiphonary) used as binder's waste

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Woodcut illustration (possibly representing the devil as a bird-catcher?) used by Heinrich Stayner of Augsburg

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Illustration of the Holy Roman Emperor with the insignia of the Habsburgs and of four dukedoms (from left: Schwaben [or Swabia], Pfalzgrafschaft bei Rhein [or Palatinate], Braunschweig, Lorraine [or L...

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Austin Lamont (1905-1969); Hugh Tempest Sheringham

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Woodcut arms of Heinrich von Plauen (hand-colored) used by Georg Osterberger of Königsberg [i.e. Kaliningrad]

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Woodcut illustration of Nicholas of Cusa (1401-1464), cardinal, theologian and envoy of Pope Eugene IV, holding a girdle book. Used by Georg Rhaw of Wittenberg

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Woodcut of a unicorn

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George Taylor

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