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Two Pilgrims
(1508)
from Predigen teutsch... by Johann Geiler von Kaisersperg, Augsburg, (1508)
- Medium
- woodcut
- Measurements
- 22.3 × 14.9 cm (sheet)
- Catalogue/s Raisonné
- The Illustrated Bartsch 72 (vol. XI, p. 75); Hollstein 274 ii (vol. V); Dodgson 3 (2) ii (vol II, p. 57)
- Edition
- 2nd state
- Inscription
- printed in ink (in image) c.r.: H·B (monogram)
printed in ink below image l.l.-l.r.: Unſer pilgerſ chaffe ſoll wirvolbruinngen mit gaiſtlichett froden/in dem lob / gots und in haltung ſeinet gebott.2lls Dvaid ſpricht. Cantabiles michi erane / tuſtificationes tue/in loco peregrinationis mee. Herz/deingegebott hab ichge= / ſungen/in der zeie meiner pilgerſ chafft. Wélche pilget ſchaffe die firch begeei / von dem exſten ſontag nach truinitatis/vnzza dem erſten ſontag des 21 duents.
inscribed in pencil on reverse c.l.-c.r.: Johannes Otmar von Ruitlingen (...illeg.) / geberst in (...illeg.) Vaterstatt Ruitlingen um 1479. / bis 1495. (...illeg.) zug dann nach Tubingen und von / hier erst nach Augsburg, in 1505. / Klumm No. 561
inscribed in pencil on reverse l.l.: H. Burgmair / B. 72 / Pilgrims in Wald.
inscribed in pneicl on reverse l.l.-l.r.: Piedigten Teutsch: &c des hochg. Jo Kaiserberg / Augsburg, Hans Olmnar, 1508 / Nagler 708. vol. III (69). Passev-603
stamped in ink on reverse u.c.: Felton Bequest
stamped in purple ink on reverse u.c.: NATIONAL GALLERY / OF VICTORIA (in oval) (Lugt 1932g)
stamped in purple ink on reverse l.c.: NATIONAL GALLERY / OF VICTORIA (in oval) (Lugt 1932g) - Accession Number
- 1278.528-3
- Departments
- International Prints / International Prints and Drawings
- Credit Line
- National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Felton Bequest, 1923
This digital record has been made available on NGV Collection Online through the generous support of the Joe White Bequest - Gallery location
- Not on display
- Subjects (general)
- Human Figures Religion and Mythology Travel
- Subjects (specific)
- families (kinship groups) illustrations (layout features) pilgrims (people) staffs (walking sticks) travellers (people by activity) wayside shrines
- Movements
- Renaissance
