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#woodcutwednesday “The Sea-Fight” — woodcut print by Dwiggins, c. 1907. (For sale at 50 cents each.)
I believe in angels 😇😇😇
The Opening of the Seventh Seal,
Single leaf from an Apocalypse blockbook in Latin on paper, Germany c. 1465.
Fragment from Schreiber’s edition IV, folio 10.
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Travels with Ptolemy!
1540 hand-colored Cosmography with a side order of (putative) cannibalism.
One of my favorite woodcuts in #RenaissanceInvention!
#WoodcutWednesday #WyrdWednesday
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For #WoodcutWednesday we have some wonderful hand-coloured prints from ‘Plantarum, arborum, fruticum, et herbarum effigies’ published in Frankfurt in 1652. #RareBooks
For #WoodcutWednesday we have some wonderful hand-coloured prints from ‘Plantarum, arborum, fruticum, et herbarum effigies’ published in Frankfurt in 1652. #RareBooks
“What are the crying sins of this our State”
Barebones woodcut illustrating a Royalist broadside poem, ‘An Elegie and Epitaph upon ... Lord Francis Villars’ printed in London, 1648. Unique copy held @britishlibrary
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R is for Rosa. Everything is coming up roses in this copy of The first and seconde partes of the Herbal of William Turner Doctor in Phisick [615.3 TUR]. #WoodcutWednesday #Roses #rarebooks #specialcollections
Relatively simple, but very emotionally evocative woodcuts by Vivien Gribble from the Macmillan & Co., 1926, large paper edition 'Tess of the D'Urbevilles: a pure woman faithfully presented’.
300 or so were printed on large paper.
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#britishlibrary K.T.C.36.b.14
What better convergence of days than #WoodcutWednesday and #NationalBiscuitDay? Here's a table straining under the weight of desserts, from a 1712 edition of François Massialot's 'Nouvelle instruction...' https://t.co/JYAAydlBz6
#Earlymodern #love did hurt... Unusual #woodcut of Frau #Venus and #lovers, ca.1485. coll. @kulturgutschutz https://t.co/hJ3r1rJmzf #woodcutwednesday
It's #WoodcutWednesday! Datura (also known as Jimsonweed, Locoweed, Devil's snare, and Hell's Bells) appears in this 16th century herbal by Cristóbal Acosta; via @BioDivLibrary and @GettyHub. See more here: https://t.co/eFXZsfoNNZ #BHLib #BotanicalIllustration #HistSciArt
Do you sometimes feel like you're living in a bubble? #woodcutwednesday
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First edition of William Wyrley's The True Vse of Armorie, 1592, with hand-coloured coats of arms #WoodcutWednesday https://t.co/eBMCzq9Ws1
We hope you're having a better day than this guy! https://t.co/Q3GglvlkmT #WoodcutWednesday
Feast your eyes on this week's #WoodcutWednesday, from a 1712 edition of a book on jam-making https://t.co/JYAAydlBz6
Beaver, from Topsell's History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents (1658) http://t.co/GkYIoLBMaT #WoodcutWednesday
#WoodcutWednesday zoology special from @scc_aberdeen: #notalion #notacamel and #notarabbit http://t.co/CdIIcT4i9O
An image from our Seelentrost, 1483, for #WoodcutWednesday