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Medieval manuscript fragments, 16c printing, the Catholicon (Mainz "1460" but printed in 1470 w/ movable type), French book artist Joseph Hémard, 1930s calypso, fossils (Texas ammonites and echinoids) https://independent.academia.edu/FarleyKatz
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Show Post(Paris, Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, 0143 77v, Pontifical of Guillaume Durand, c. 1357)
Show PostAt the foot of a plant in the Voynich manuscript, a creature drawn in pen, uncoloured, its neck stretched towards the leaves. Dragon? Salamander? https://elprotocolodelasninfas.com/en/folios/25v/ Image: Beinecke MS 408, f. 25v. Yale University. Public domain. #VoynichManuscript
Show PostOK #medievalsky, what is going on here? It's an illustration accompanying Psalm 42 that looks like a page from a Book of Hours but probably isn't. A king on a throne with three other characters, one of whom is shooting arrows at a corpse! Seattle MoA 44.663: art.seattleartmuseum.org/objects/1934...
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