Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)
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St Martin Dividing His Cloak (Szarfenberg)
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Set of early-16th-c. woodblocks of ca 95 x 70 mm (Wietor; Szarfenberg; Ungler)
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St Martin Dividing His Cloak (Szarfenberg)
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Set of early-16th-c. woodblocks of ca 95 x 70 mm (Wietor; Szarfenberg; Ungler)
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Compendiosum examen pro ijs qui sacris iniciandi sunt ordinibus: collectu[m] curamq[ue] pastoralem suscipere volentibus: maxime necessarium, Cracow: Maciej Szarfenberg (printer), 1536 (Kórnik, BK PAN)
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Compendiosum examen pro ijs qui sacris iniciandi sunt ordinibus: collectu[m] curamq[ue] pastoralem suscipere volentibus: maxime necessarium
, Cracow: Maciej Szarfenberg (printer), 1536
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St Martin Dividing His Cloak (Szarfenberg 1550)
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Set of Hortulus illustrations (Szarfenberg 1550)
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Hans Springinklee (printmaker),
St Martin Dividing His Cloak (Peypus)
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Springinklee's set of Hortulus illustrations ca 118 x 80 (Clein; Peypus)
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St Martin dividing his cloak (Iconclass: 11H(MARTIN)41)
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Grażyna Jurkowlaniec
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