Collection Of 43 Leaves From The

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The "Collection of 43 Leaves from the Nuremberg Chronicle" by Hartmann Schedel is a significant assemblage of pages from one of the most renowned incunabula, or early printed books, of the 15th century. The Nuremberg Chronicle, originally titled "Liber Chronicarum" in Latin, was first published in 1493 and is celebrated for its extensive historical content and its remarkable woodcut illustrations. Hartmann Schedel, a German physician, humanist, and historian, compiled this ambitious work, which presents a universal history of the world from the biblical creation to the contemporary era of the late 15th century.

The collection of 43 leaves represents a substantial portion of the original work, showcasing the Chronicle's blend of text and imagery. Each leaf is adorned with intricate woodcuts created by the skilled artists Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff, who were also the mentors of the young Albrecht Dürer. These illustrations include cityscapes, portraits of historical figures, and various biblical and mythological scenes, providing a vivid visual accompaniment to Schedel's narrative.

The Nuremberg Chronicle is notable not only for its historical content but also for its typographical innovation and the quality of its illustrations, which were groundbreaking at the time of its publication. The book was printed by Anton Koberger, one of the most prominent printers of the era, and it is considered one of the most lavishly illustrated books of the incunabula period.

The collection of 43 leaves offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of medieval thought, art, and scholarship. It reflects the Renaissance humanist interest in compiling and preserving knowledge, as well as the burgeoning print culture that was transforming the dissemination of information. Each leaf in this collection is a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship and intellectual rigor that characterized the production of the Nuremberg Chronicle, making it a valuable resource for historians, bibliophiles, and art enthusiasts alike.

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