design:D29751

Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)

Designs – D29751

Jakob (I) Mores (Monogrammist MI) (blockcutter attr.), Entry into Jerusalem in a Border with Adam and Eve. In Jan Kalckstein ( attr.), Postilla to iest, kazania albo wykłady ewangelij swiętych, Toruń: Andrzej Koteniusz (printer), 1594 (Kórnik, BK PAN), fol. Ir ◼

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Entry into Jerusalem (Koteniusz). Part of Set of gospel scenes ca 75 x 110 mm (Kirchner; Waldkirch; Koteniusz; Hofbuchdruckerei Torgau; Klosterbruck Druckerei; Betzel; Schedel; Stern)
Left Border with Eve (Donat). Part of Set of borders (Donat)
Right Border with Adam (Donat). Part of Set of borders (Donat)
Jakob (I) Mores (Monogrammist MI) (blockcutter attr.), Top Border with Putti (Donat). Part of Set of borders (Donat)
Bottom Border with a Mask and Birds (Donat). Part of Set of borders (Donat)

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Entry into Jerusalem (Iconclass: 73D14)

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