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View of Bamberg, woodcut, 1493
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[Bamberga Mons Honachorum]: Bamberga Mons Honachorvm/[Hartmann Schedel. Wooden cuts by Michael Wolgemut, Wilhelm Pleydenwurff]. - [Nuremberge]: [Koberger], 1493. - 1 Kunstbl. in 2 parts: wood chip. ; leaf gr. Bl. 30 x 44 cm. Text above the edge of the picture and on the back. - Also included in: H. Schedel: World chronicle, [Bl.] CLXXV
Title: View of Bamberg, woodcut, 1493
Description:
[Bamberga Mons Honachorum]: Bamberga Mons Honachorvm/[Hartmann Schedel.
Wooden cuts by Michael Wolgemut, Wilhelm Pleydenwurff].
- [Nuremberge]: [Koberger], 1493.
- 1 Kunstbl.
in 2 parts: wood chip.
; leaf gr.
Bl.
30 x 44 cm.
Text above the edge of the picture and on the back.
- Also included in: H.
Schedel: World chronicle, [Bl.
] CLXXV.
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