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Schütz rede wider etzliche ungezemte freche clamanten welche die Evangelischen lerer schuldigen
Author: Casper Güttel (German, 1471–1542)
Attributed to: Lucas Cranach, the Elder (German, 1472–1553)
Attributed to: Hans Wechtlin (German, 1480 to 1485–after 1526)
Printer: Heinrich Steiner (German, died in 1548)
Attributed to: Lucas Cranach, the Elder (German, 1472–1553)
Attributed to: Hans Wechtlin (German, 1480 to 1485–after 1526)
Printer: Heinrich Steiner (German, died in 1548)
1522
Place of Publication: Augsburg, Germany
Medium/Technique
Illustrated book with one woodcut
Dimensions
Overall: 20.2 x 15.2 x 0.6 cm (7 15/16 x 6 x 1/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of the children of Dr. James B. Ayer
Accession Number22.1064
NOT ON VIEW
CollectionsEurope, Prints and Drawings
ClassificationsIllustrated books
Augsburg: Heinrich Steiner, 1522
Catalogue Raisonné
British Museum, STC German, p. 376
Description([Augsburg: Heinrich Steiner] 1522) Quarto; 16 leaves; modern marbled paper boards.
Chiaroscuro woodcut title border in red and white of cherubs and harpies. There are numerous editions of this text printed in this year. Despite the prominent "Wittenberg" on the title page, this is attributed to Heinrich Steiner in Augsburg (see British Museum STC, and ref. in RLIN to Weller, Repertorium, 2098). Title border has been attributed to Lucas Cranach and to Hans Wechtlin.
There are numerous editions of this text printed in this year. Despite the prominent "Wittenberg" on the title page, this is attributed to Heinrich Steiner in Augsburg (see British Museum STC, and ref. in RLIN to Weller, Repertorium, 2098). Title border has been attributed to Lucas Cranach and to Hans Wechtlin.
Chiaroscuro woodcut title border in red and white of cherubs and harpies. There are numerous editions of this text printed in this year. Despite the prominent "Wittenberg" on the title page, this is attributed to Heinrich Steiner in Augsburg (see British Museum STC, and ref. in RLIN to Weller, Repertorium, 2098). Title border has been attributed to Lucas Cranach and to Hans Wechtlin.
There are numerous editions of this text printed in this year. Despite the prominent "Wittenberg" on the title page, this is attributed to Heinrich Steiner in Augsburg (see British Museum STC, and ref. in RLIN to Weller, Repertorium, 2098). Title border has been attributed to Lucas Cranach and to Hans Wechtlin.
ProvenanceThe children of Dr. James B. Ayer, by whom given to MFA, 1922.