Things (Material, inanimate objects, mostly works of art, both preserved and unpreserved)
Iconography: [Ico3970] Martyrdom of St Peter and narrower iconographies
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ID Thing Type Category Technique Materials Function Image Width Height Depth Date description Date from Date to
[T93542]Pieter van der Plas (designer), Michael van der Gucht (printmaker), Frontispiece. In Laurence Echard, A general ecclesiastical history, vol. 1, London: Jacob (I) Tonson (publisher), 1722 ◼printing: impressionpage: figureengravingpaperbook decoration: front matter
[T93540]Pieter van der Plas (designer), Michael van der Gucht (printmaker), Frontispiece. In Laurence Echard, A general ecclesiastical history, London: Jacob (I) Tonson (publisher), 1702 (New York, NYPL) ◼printing: impressionpage: figureengravingpaperbook decoration: front matter
[T86646]Title-page Border with Martyrdoms of St Peter and St Stanislaus. In Jan van Campen, Proverbia Salomonis per Ioannem Campensem iuxta Hebraicam veritatem peraphrasticos Latinitate donata ; Adiectae svnt Praecationes aliquot ex uarijs Scripturae locis iussu D. Dantisci depromptae, Cracow: Maciej Szarfenberg (printer), 1547 (Warsaw, BN) ◼printing: impressionpage: marginalia and borderswoodcutpaperbook decoration: front matter
[T60901]Hans (II) Weiditz (printmaker attr.), Martyrdom of St Peter. In Johann Spangenberg, Postilla Teütsch: für die jungen Christen, Knaben und Meydlin, in Fragstücke verfasset, Von den fürnem[m]sten Festen, durch das gantze Jar, Augsburg: Heinrich Steiner (printer), 1544 (Munich, BSB), fol. LIv ◼printing: impressionpage: figurewoodcutpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T60792]Hans (II) Weiditz (printmaker attr.), Martyrdom of St Peter. In Martin Luther, Hawßpostil D. Martin von furnembsten Festen durchs Jar, Veit Dietrich (compiler), Augsburg: Heinrich Steiner (printer), 1545, fol. LVr ◼printing: impressionpage: figurewoodcut, hand colouringpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T38734]Hans (II) Weiditz (printmaker attr.), Martyrdom of St Peter. In Sanctorvm Et Martyrvm Christi Icones quaedam artificiosissimae, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1551 (Munich, BSB), fol. B2r ◼printing: impressionpage: figurewoodcutpaperbook decoration: illustration