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Hans (II) Bocksberger (designer), Joseph Sold Into Slavery (Feyerabend)

Part of Set of Bocksberger's and Amman's scenes for Frankfurt Bibles (Feyerabend)

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Hans (II) Bocksberger (designer), Joseph Sold Into Slavery (Feyerabend)
- Hans (II) Bocksberger (designer), Joseph Sold Into Slavery. In Biblia Ad Vetvstissima Exemplaria Nvnc Recens Castigata ..., Jerome of Stridon (translator), Frankfurt am Main: Sigmund Feyerabend (printer), 1566 (London, BM), fol. 19v ◼
- Hans (II) Bocksberger (designer), Joseph Sold Into Slavery. In Biblia Das ist: Die ganze Heylige Schrifft, Teutsch..., Frankfurt am Main: Sigmund Feyerabend (printer), 1570, fol. 23v ◼

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Hans (II) Bocksberger (ca 1530 - 1587/1589) designer : 1562 - 1564

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⇥ Wendel Scharffenberg (Monogrammist WS) (printmaker), Joseph Sold Into Slavery (Szarfenberger 1575) (Cracow, Muzeum Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego Collegium Maius) Part of Addenda for the Szarfenberg Bible ◼

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