15th C Illustration Woodcut "Ship of Fools"

15th C Illustration "Ship of Fools", original woodcut created for Sebastian Brandt's "Ship of Fools", published 1498 by Johann Bergmann, artist not identified, although Albrecht Durer created woodcuts

Two Nurenmburg Chronical Pages, 15th c., with woodcut illustrations, Each- H.- 16 1/8 in., W.- 11 in.

Limited edition hand produced copy of Cervantes "The Dialogue of the Dogs," 33/140, featuring illustration by Mallette Dean, initials from 15th century woodcuts, the type face is Goudy Thirty, publish

Also known as Alfred-Bernard Meyer (French, 1832-1904), late 19th C. Limoges enamel on copper after a 15th C. illustration by Leonardo da Vinci tieled 'Profile of a Warrior in Helmet', signed by Meyer

15th Century decorative woodcut, excised from a text leaf with text on verso. Fine condition with mounting trace on verso. Measures 4.25 x 4.875". Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve.

German colored woodcut, double sided, 48th and 49th figure, size 11 1/2" x 7 1/2" sight size

A leaf from a 1511 printing of “La Nef des Fous”, (Ship of Fools), by Sebastian Brant, printed at Strasbourg. In Latin. Fine condition, mounting trace on margin, measures 5.75 x 8”. Reserve: $80

Large woodcut illustration, from a 19th century London periodical. "The American Baseball Players at Kennington Oval – Visit of the Prince of Wales." ca. 1889. 18.5" x 12.5" (measured from neatline

20th c Illustration of Clipper Ships designed Tsvorkan lower left 10.5 x 15" 15 x 20" as framed.

15th Century Hoi An Hoard Ship Wreck Pottery 2"

Woodcut depicting fire-engine. [Printed ca. 1590]. Image measuring 9.5" x 7", laid down at an early date onto blank leaf, some marginal chipping, soiled and creased. Housed in modern custom folder. **

Hartmann Schedel (German, 1440-1514), Collection of two late 15th century Nuremberg Chronicle uncolored woodcut manuscript sheets, circa 1493 comprising of "Sexta Etas Mundi, Foliu CIIII" and "Sexta E

"Barnaby Rudge" by Charles Dickens ('Boz'). Published by T.B. Peterson & Brothers, 102 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, with an additional engraved title page, c.100 woodcut illustrations by George Catte

A leaf from "Stultifera Navis" by Sebastian Brandt, this attributed to the Basel edition by J. Bergman printed in 1497. Ship of Fools, woodcut , folio XXXIIII. Very Good, dampstain and mounting trace.

A stunning large rendering of a medieval religious woodcut from the 15th century, printed here latter 18th century. On laid paper, meaures 11 x 15.5". Reserve: $100.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of

Artist Name: Masterpieces of Dutch Painting | Title of Art: (Plate Three) Hieronymus Bosch: The Ship of Fools c.1500 | Medium: Fine Art Print from Museum Artist | Unsigned & Unnumbered | Art Size: App

DescriptionCa. 15th century leaf printed on vellum with ornate woodcut borders.From a religious (Christian) work,Latin, likely a liturgical work.With one small initial illuminated.Size 7.25" x 4.5Very

Heading: Author: Schreiber, W.L. Title: Woodcuts From Books of the 15th Century Shown in Original Specimens, 55 Leaves Detached From Books Printed in Germany, Switzerland, Bohemia, the Netherlands an

Circa 15th century leaf from a German folio with woodcuts to recto and verso, both hand-colored, and one featuring an astrological chart. 16" x 10.75" sheet. Woodcuts measure 10.75" x 8.75" (astrologi

Heading: (Chapbooks) Author: Title: The Village School Place Published: New York Publisher:American Tract Society Date Published: [c.1840] Description: 26 pp. Woodcut illus

15th century Vietnamese white stoneware covered box with underglaze blue painting on the cover and the base from Hoi An hoard, a historic sunken ship off Cu Lao Cham, central Vietnam. The box was made

15th century small Vietnamese white stoneware jar with underglaze blue painting. The jar comes from an old Japanese collection, and must have been part of a sunken ship cargo. It is very similar to Ho

Germany, late 15th century. A single leaf likely from Koberger's Golden Legend (Lives of the Saints). Woodcut with hand coloring, having Gothic script. Attributed to Anton Koberger (German, 1440–151

Leaf from a circa 15th century German Bible. Folio, 13.75" x 9.25". Featuring a large hand-colored woodcut, text rubricated in red. Leaf from the book of Kings. Quite attractive.