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Anton Koberger
Author
Hartmann Schedel
Alternate Title
Odysseus and Circe
DimensionsSheet: 18 × 12 3/4 in. (45.7 × 32.4 cm)
Accession Number 2023.41.a-.b
Classificationsprint
CopyrightPublic Domain
EditionLatin, 1400-1500 copies
Portfolio/SeriesLiber cronicarum (Chronicle of the World)"
ProvenanceThe Map House, London; Jeffery Hunter, Des Moines [purchased from the previous, 2003]; Des Moines Art Center [gift of the previous, 2023]
Tercia etas mundi (The Third Age of the World), Foliũ XLI (Folio XLI), from the "Liber cronicarum (Chronicle of the World)"
Image Not Available for Tercia etas mundi (The Third Age of the World), Foliũ XLI (Folio XLI), from the "Liber cronicarum (Chronicle of the World)"
Image Not Available for Sexta etas mundi (The Sixth Age of the World), Foliũ CLIIII (Folio CCLIIII), from the "Liber cronicarum (Chronicle of the World)"
Sexta etas mundi (The Sixth Age of the World), Foliũ CLIIII (Folio CCLIIII), from the "Liber cronicarum (Chronicle of the World)"
Anton Koberger
Hartmann Schedel
1493
Image Not Available for Sexta etas mũdi (The Sixth Age of the World), Foliũ CXCVIII (Folio CXCVIII), from the "Liber cronicarum (Chronicle of the World)"
Sexta etas mũdi (The Sixth Age of the World), Foliũ CXCVIII (Folio CXCVIII), from the "Liber cronicarum (Chronicle of the World)"
Anton Koberger
1493
Image Not Available for Serta etas mũdi (The Sixth Age of the World), Foliũ CIX (Folio CIX), from "Liber Cronicarum (Chronicle of the World)"
Serta etas mũdi (The Sixth Age of the World), Foliũ CIX (Folio CIX), from "Liber Cronicarum (Chronicle of the World)"
Anton Koberger
Hartmann Schedel
1493
Image Not Available for Portraits of Trojan Leaders: Folio XXXVII, from Hartman Schedel's LIBER CRONICARUM AB INICIO MUNDI (Nuremburg Chronicle)
Portraits of Trojan Leaders: Folio XXXVII, from Hartman Schedel's LIBER CRONICARUM AB INICIO MUNDI (Nuremburg Chronicle)
Anton Koberger
1493
Image Not Available for View of Nicea (folio CXCII, verso), from Hartmann Schedel, "Weltcronik (Nuremburg Chronicle)"
View of Nicea (folio CXCII, verso), from Hartmann Schedel, "Weltcronik (Nuremburg Chronicle)"
Anton Koberger
1493
Image Not Available for The Death of Saint Sabina (Folio XXXVII), from Jacobus de Voraigne's "PASSIONAL (LEBEN DER HEILIGEN) (Lives of the Saints)"
The Death of Saint Sabina (Folio XXXVII), from Jacobus de Voraigne's "PASSIONAL (LEBEN DER HEILIGEN) (Lives of the Saints)"
Anton Koberger
1488
Image Not Available for Page from "Lives of the Saints"
Page from "Lives of the Saints"
Anton Koberger
1488
Image Not Available for The Wonderful Dutton Children (The smallest children of their age in the world; Standing beside a miss of their own age)
The Wonderful Dutton Children (The smallest children of their age in the world; Standing beside a miss of their own age)
Winslow Homer
May 14, 1859
Image Not Available for Tôsei jûni-doki no uchi: Saru no koku, 当世十二時之内　申之刻, (The Hour of the Monkey, from the series "The Twelve Hours in the Modern World" )
Tôsei jûni-doki no uchi: Saru no koku, 当世十二時之内　申之刻, (The Hour of the Monkey, from the series "The Twelve Hours in the Modern World" )
Utagawa Yoshitora
1870
Image Not Available for View of Lacedemonia, folio XXVVII verso individual woodcuts of figures, including Mercurius, Bacchus, Omagirus, and three Amazon Warriors, from 'Nuremburg Chronicle"(Latin edition)
View of Lacedemonia, folio XXVVII verso individual woodcuts of figures, including Mercurius, Bacchus, Omagirus, and three Amazon Warriors, from 'Nuremburg Chronicle"(Latin edition)
Michael Wolgemuth
Anton Koberger
Hartmann Schedel
1493
Image Not Available for End of the search for knowledge; starting to think from knowledge; limit of consciousness
End of the search for knowledge; starting to think from knowledge; limit of consciousness
Anton Heyboer
ca. 1962
Image Not Available for No. 3, from the portfolio "Das Thier in der Decorativen Kunst, Serie 1-2 (The Animal in Decorative Art Series 1-2)"
No. 3, from the portfolio "Das Thier in der Decorativen Kunst, Serie 1-2 (The Animal in Decorative Art Series 1-2)"
after Anton Seder
1896