7 incunabula leaves - 15th century
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INCUNABULA LEAVES - 15TH CENTURY (7).
Incunabula leaf from Hartmann Schedels "Liber Chronicarum" printed by Anton Koberger in Nuremberg, 1493. Leaf CXIX. 1 column, 64 lines. Printed in black with 7 woodcut illustrations. Textual area about 360x220, total area about 440x290 mm.
Woodcuts depicting amongst others Pope Pontian, and with a table of martyrs. Minimal tears to margin.
Incunabula leaf from Guil. Duranti´s "Speculum aurerum" printed by Baptista de Tortis in
Venice, 1493. 4 columns, 89 lines. Printed in black. Textual area 330x215, total area 425x270 mm.
Short tears in margin and a small paper loss in lower margin. Modern label pasted onto margin.
Incunabula leaf, probably from Jacobus de Voragine´s "Dat Passionäel vnde dat leuent der hyllyghen" printed by Steffen Arndes in Lübeck, 1499. 2 columns, 47 lines. Printed in black, and with 1 large woodcut depicting a praying female saint. Textual area 235x145 mm, total
area 255x175 mm.
Mounted on cardboard to upper part of paper, verso paper mending with loss of portions of 3 lines of text and pagination, some creases.
Incunabula leaf from "Rudimentum Novitiorum" printed by Lucas Brandis in Lübeck 1475. 2 columns, 47 lines. Printed in black, with 2 large initials in red. Textual area
280x185 mm, total area 390x290 mm.
Some slight stains and some browning to margin, minor tears to margin, modern stamp "60" in lower margin.
3 incunabula leaves from Johannes de Bromyards "Summa praedicantium" printed by Johann von Amerbach in Basel, not after 1484. Leaves E8 F3 and F4. 2 columns, 53 lines.
Printed in black with a few initials in red. Textual area 260x180 mm, total area about 360 x 250 mm.
A couple of small spots, minor worming. Modern labels pasted onto margin.
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Auktionsnummer:
579876
Datum:
2018-10-20