impression:T1760

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

Things – T1760

Opening of the Fifth Seal: White Robes Given to the Martyrs

In Biblia Ad Vetvstissima Exemplaria Nvnc Recens Castigata ..., Jerome of Stridon (translator), Frankfurt am Main: Sigmund Feyerabend (printer), 1566 (London, BM), fol. 593r

fol. 593r (107 of 126 in-Urus figures)

Details

Previous states

Following states

Matrices

Hans (II) Bocksberger (designer), Jost Amman (printmaker?), Monogrammist SHF (printmaker?), Opening of the Fifth Seal: White Robes Given to the Martyrs (Feyerabend). Part of Set of Bocksberger's and Amman's scenes for Frankfurt Bibles (Feyerabend)

Complex object

In-Urus parts

Actors

Hans (II) Bocksberger (ca 1530 - 1587/1589) designer : 1562 - 1564
Jost Amman (1539 - 1591) printmaker? : 1562 - 1564
Monogrammist SHF (16th c.) printmaker? : 1562 - 1564
Sigmund Feyerabend (ca 1528 - 22 April 1590) printer : 1566

Places

Frankfurt am Main production place : 1566

Design

Hans (II) Bocksberger (designer), Monogrammist SHF (printmaker?), Jost Amman (printmaker?), Opening of the Fifth Seal: White Robes Given to the Martyrs (Feyerabend). Part of Set of Bocksberger's and Amman's scenes for Frankfurt Bibles (Feyerabend)

In-Urus interactions

Expert view

Iconography description

Opening of the fifth seal: white robes given to the martyrs (Iconclass: 73G312)

Narrative

Functional context

Revelation (Bible)

Caption

Thing liknesses

Inscriptions, Markings and Mentions

Matrix inscriptions

SHF

Thing mention

References

Graphic catalogue entry

Matrices' graphic catalogue entries

Hollstein collection: 873

Web resources

external link

Bibliography

Comments

State of art

Credits

Created on

2021-10-13 13:36

Edited by

Grażyna Jurkowlaniec

Last update by

Grażyna Jurkowlaniec (2023-06-27 21:23)