Nuremberg Chronicle
Nuremberg Chronicle
1493 biblical encyclopedia by German historian Hartmann Schedel.
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Hartmann Schedel
German historian, cartographer, physician and humanist (1440–1514).
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Incunable
Works printed in Europe before 1501.
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Nuremberg
City in Bavaria, Germany.
12%
Six Ages of the World
Christian historical periodization from Late Antiquity.
7.4%
Anton Koberger
German goldsmith, printer and publisher (c. 1440/1445–1513).
6.6%
Genesis flood narrative
Biblical flood myth.
4.2%
Woodcut
Relief printing technique.
3.6%
Michael Wolgemut
15th to 16th-century German painter and printmaker.
3.1%
Biblical paraphrase
Retelling of the Bible.
2.9%
Albrecht Dürer
German artist and theorist (1471–1528).
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Danse Macabre
Artistic motif on the universality of death.
4.8%
Cynocephaly
Mythical creature.
3.7%
Sun dog
Atmospheric optical phenomenon.
3.6%
Omen
Future-predicting phenomenon.
3.4%
Canaan (son of Ham)
Biblical figure.
2.5%
Woodcut
Relief printing technique.
2.4%
Natural History (Pliny)
Encyclopedia written by Pliny the Elder.
2.4%
Conjoined twins
Medical condition.
2.3%
Hartmann Schedel
German historian, cartographer, physician and humanist (1440–1514).
2%
Macabre
Artistic theme of death and decay.
1.8%