Leaf XVIII Nuremberg Chronicle 1493 old colored Liber chronicarum latin edit

Description

Schedel Weltchronik - Liber Chronicarum - Nuremberg Chronicle 1493
Crown, Scepter & Orp
Leaf XVIII, latin edition
1. General information about Nuremberg Chronicle 1493:
The Schedel world chronicle (Liber Chronicarum, Nuremberg Chronicle) was first published on July 12, 1493 in a Latin edition, and six months later, on December 23, 1493, also in a German version.
Edited by the famous Nuremberg humanist and historian Hartmann Schedel. Printed by Anton Koberger in Nuremberg. With more than 1800 woodcuts, the Schedel Chronik is an important testimony to German book printing art of the late Middle Ages. The chronicle presented the history of the world in seven ages. From the first age, the creation of the world, to the seven age, the end of the world and the prospect of the Last Judgment.
The woodcuts are by Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff, his stepson. Contributions by the young Albrecht Dürer, who worked as an apprentice in Michael Wolgemut's workshop until 1490, are very likely.
2. Description:
Old colored sheet XVIII (18) from the latin edition of Nuremberg Chronicle, Liber Chronicarum or Chronicle of the World.
Front: Latin text depicting the insignia of crowns, scepters and orbs.
Reverse: Latin text depicting the insignia of crowns, scepters and orbs.
Dimensions: 44.5cm x 30.5cm
3. Condition:
This sheet is in good to very good condition. Minimal finger stained and browned. Worm mark in the center above. Nice old color! Pictures are part of the description.
3. Explanation:
Please note: This sheet is an original (!) from the incunabula period and is over 500 years old. It's free of third-party rights at the time of sale.
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