...it is by no means rare, cannot fail to be always interesting to the lovers of ancient printing and ancient engraving. If Koberger had printed only this...engravings are upon wood, and are executed by WOLGEMUT and PLEYDENWUBFF ; the former of whom was the master of Albert Durer . When the reader is informed that...

...it is by no means rare, cannot fail to be always interesting to the lovers of ancient printing and ancient engraving. If Koberger had printed only this...engravings are upon wood, and are executed by WOLGEMUT and PLBYDENWURFF ; the former of whom was the master of Albert Durer . When the reader is informed that...

...interesting to the lovers of ancient printing and ancient engraving. If Koberger had printed only thil Chronicle, he would have done enough to place his...engravings are upon wood, and are executed by WOLGEMUT and PLEVDENWURFF ; the former of whom was the master of Albert Durer. [A specimen of them, in six Portraits,...

...it is by no means rare, cannot fail to be ahvayc interesting to the lovers of ancient printing and ancient engraving. If Koberger had printed only this Chronicle, he would have done enough to place bis name among the most distinguished of his typographical brethren; but he hai other, and nearly equal,...

...printing. The fine woodcuts present the first successful imitation of the CToaa-halchtngs of a Pen Drawing. If Koberger had printed only this Chronicle, he would have done enough to plate hh name among the most distingnlsbed of bis typographical brethren ; but he has other, and nearly...

...printing. The fine woodcuts present the urst successful imitation of the crau-halebingt of a Pen Drawing. If Koberger had printed only this Chronicle, he would have done enough M place his name among the most distinguished of his typographical brethren ; bat be has other, and...

...Wbodcot* present the first successful imitation of the crow-batching» of a Pen Drawing. If Kobergcr had printed only this Chronicle, he would have done...distinguished of his typographical brethren ; but lie bas other, and nearly eqoal c4airns to а тегу marked celebrity." — See tkf " tiiblietiieca...

...The fine wood-cuts present the first successful imitation of the cross-hatchings of a pen drawing. If Koberger had printed only this Chronicle, he would...and nearly equal claims to a very marked celebrity. See the Bibliothecn Spenceriana, of which no lea than 26 pages are devoted to an account of it, accompanied...

...The flue wood-cuts present the first successful imitation of the cross-hatchings of a pen drawing. If Koberger had printed only this Chronicle, he would have done enough to pla'co his name among the most distinguished of his typographical brethren ; but he has other and nearly...

...magnificent specimen both of ancient printing and of ancient engraving. "If Koburger," says Dr. Dibdin, "had printed only this Chronicle, he would have done...most distinguished of his typographical brethren." It has always been styled, by way of distinction, the Nuremberg Chronicle, and scarcely any volume...