Braun, Georg - Hogenberg, Frans Engravings - Jerusalem - Braun, Georg - Hogenber…

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Braun, Georg - Hogenberg, Frans

Engravings - Jerusalem - Braun, Georg - Hogenberg, Frans - Hierosolyma, Clarissima totius Orientis civitas, Iudaeaeae Metropolis. Cologne, 1574. Copper engraving, taken from " Civitate Orbis Terrarum...." Extensive historical notes and legend in margins and artistic vignette depicting Moses receiving the plates. Measures 48 x 32.5 cm plus wide margins. German text on verso.

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Braun, Georg - Hogenberg, Frans

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