II. Passio domini nostri Jesu Christi

Various artists/makers

1507 and 1552

Not on view

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Title: II. Passio domini nostri Jesu Christi
Author: Matthias Ringmann (German, Eichhoffen 1482–1511) (II)
Printer: Johann Knobloch the Elder (1500–1528) , Strassburg
Author: Johannes Rusborch (I)
Artist: Urs Graf (Swiss, Solothurn ca. 1485–1529/30 Basel) (II)
Artist: Hans Wechtlin (German, Strasbourg ca. 1480/85–after 1526)
Printer: Heirs of Johann Quentel (German) (I)
Date: 1507 and 1552
Medium: Woodcuts, some partially hand-colored
Dimensions: 13 1/16 × 8 11/16 × 2 3/4 in. (33.3 × 22 × 7 cm)
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Bequest of James Clark McGuire, 1930
Object Number: 31.54.707
Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints

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