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Division A.—School of Nuremberg.—Traut.
507
It was used in many later books printed by Weissenburger both at Nuremberg and
Landshut.1 In drawing it is nearest to no. 2 (4) above; in cutting, to no. 1.
7. [PHSTDER.] Speculum intellectuale felicitatis humane. (H. tlolzel,
ISTuremberg), 1510; 4to. (Panzer, ix, 543, 70b.)
Cuts (not signed). (1) On title-page of “ Registrum speculi,” etc., portrait of
Frederick III of Saxony, to whom the work is dedicated, three-quarter face to 1.,
looking upward, arms resting on a ledge; in the upper corners the arms of Saxony.
Single border [136 x 135].
This woodcut was attributed by Bartsch (vii, 296, 135) to Cranach, but it is not
mentioned by Schucbardt. It is a fairly close copy in reverse of the engraving of 1509
(Sch. 3, Lippm. 59), but the position of the hands is different. (See Flechsig, “ Cranach-
studien,” 1900, i, 51.)
(2) On back of the title-page of the work itself (repeated, fol. xyiii v.) a diagram of
the spheres; above, in clouds, the Almighty and angels ; below, Christ and the apostles ;
in the spandrels, the arms of Saxony [155 x 115].
Coarsely cut, but the little landscape in the middle is characteristic of Traut.
Modern impression in Derschau, B 3. The four narrow strips of ornament placed
round this cut are probably also by Traut; they resemble the borders to his Passion
series of 1510.
(3) Fol lx r. A man reposing near a fountain; a doctor conversing with an artisan
[48 x 134].
(4) Fol. lxxvi v. Seven mirrors with inscriptions; r. and 1. roses ; above, tbe arms
of Saxony supported by lions: below two angels, the one to 1. quite characteristic of
Traut, as is also the grass [137 X 137].
The other illustrations are repeated from the “ Beschlossen G-art,” 1505.
8. [PIHDER.] Compendium breve de bone valitudinis cura. (H.
Holzel, Nuremberg, 1510); fol.
(Bound up with the preceding work, and forming a continuation of it, with distinct
foliation). Title-page, r. and v., portrait of Frederick III, 7 (1), repeated.
9. [PIHDER.] Speculum Phlebothomye. (H. Holzel, Nuremberg,
1510); fol. (A continuation of the two preceding works.)
On back of title-page (repeated, d i v.), portrait of Frederick III, with date 1510 on
a leaf of paper; round arch in background; Saxon arms in spandrels [127 X 97].
Formerly attributed to Cranack, B. vii, 296, 134; Sch. 166; copy in reverse of tlie
engraving of 1509, Sch. 3, Lippm. 59. (See Flechsig, op cit., p. 52.)
10. [HENRY II, EMPEROR.] Dye legend vnd leben des heylige
sandt Keyser Heinrichs, etc. J. Pfeyl, Bamberg, 1511 ; 4to. (Muther
671.)
Ten woodcuts, not signed, each in a double border [93 x 90]. They are closely
akin to tlre illustrations of tlio life of St. Francis, but are not so well cut.
(]) A i v. (repeated B ii v., G viii v.). Henry and Ivunigunda sit 1. watching the
erection of Bamberg Cathedral; on a stone r. the date 1511.
(2) A iii v. (repeated C viii v., E i r.). The Coronation of Henry.
1 e.g. Manuale parrochialium sacerdotum .1 March, 1512.Nuremberg.
Elucidarius dyalogicus theologie. 26 March, 1512. „
Cura pastoralis .18 April, 1513. ,,
Manuale parrochialium sacerdotum .22 December, 1513.Landshut.
Christi gesta .24 April, 1514. „
Manuale parrockialium sacerdotum.26 July, 1514. ,,
Cura pastoralis. s.a. . „
Passio domini . . . ab Henrico de Firmatia explanata s.a. . „
The last book is mentioned, and tke present cut is described, by Nagler, Mon. v,
no. 902 (end).
507
It was used in many later books printed by Weissenburger both at Nuremberg and
Landshut.1 In drawing it is nearest to no. 2 (4) above; in cutting, to no. 1.
7. [PHSTDER.] Speculum intellectuale felicitatis humane. (H. tlolzel,
ISTuremberg), 1510; 4to. (Panzer, ix, 543, 70b.)
Cuts (not signed). (1) On title-page of “ Registrum speculi,” etc., portrait of
Frederick III of Saxony, to whom the work is dedicated, three-quarter face to 1.,
looking upward, arms resting on a ledge; in the upper corners the arms of Saxony.
Single border [136 x 135].
This woodcut was attributed by Bartsch (vii, 296, 135) to Cranach, but it is not
mentioned by Schucbardt. It is a fairly close copy in reverse of the engraving of 1509
(Sch. 3, Lippm. 59), but the position of the hands is different. (See Flechsig, “ Cranach-
studien,” 1900, i, 51.)
(2) On back of the title-page of the work itself (repeated, fol. xyiii v.) a diagram of
the spheres; above, in clouds, the Almighty and angels ; below, Christ and the apostles ;
in the spandrels, the arms of Saxony [155 x 115].
Coarsely cut, but the little landscape in the middle is characteristic of Traut.
Modern impression in Derschau, B 3. The four narrow strips of ornament placed
round this cut are probably also by Traut; they resemble the borders to his Passion
series of 1510.
(3) Fol lx r. A man reposing near a fountain; a doctor conversing with an artisan
[48 x 134].
(4) Fol. lxxvi v. Seven mirrors with inscriptions; r. and 1. roses ; above, tbe arms
of Saxony supported by lions: below two angels, the one to 1. quite characteristic of
Traut, as is also the grass [137 X 137].
The other illustrations are repeated from the “ Beschlossen G-art,” 1505.
8. [PIHDER.] Compendium breve de bone valitudinis cura. (H.
Holzel, Nuremberg, 1510); fol.
(Bound up with the preceding work, and forming a continuation of it, with distinct
foliation). Title-page, r. and v., portrait of Frederick III, 7 (1), repeated.
9. [PIHDER.] Speculum Phlebothomye. (H. Holzel, Nuremberg,
1510); fol. (A continuation of the two preceding works.)
On back of title-page (repeated, d i v.), portrait of Frederick III, with date 1510 on
a leaf of paper; round arch in background; Saxon arms in spandrels [127 X 97].
Formerly attributed to Cranack, B. vii, 296, 134; Sch. 166; copy in reverse of tlie
engraving of 1509, Sch. 3, Lippm. 59. (See Flechsig, op cit., p. 52.)
10. [HENRY II, EMPEROR.] Dye legend vnd leben des heylige
sandt Keyser Heinrichs, etc. J. Pfeyl, Bamberg, 1511 ; 4to. (Muther
671.)
Ten woodcuts, not signed, each in a double border [93 x 90]. They are closely
akin to tlre illustrations of tlio life of St. Francis, but are not so well cut.
(]) A i v. (repeated B ii v., G viii v.). Henry and Ivunigunda sit 1. watching the
erection of Bamberg Cathedral; on a stone r. the date 1511.
(2) A iii v. (repeated C viii v., E i r.). The Coronation of Henry.
1 e.g. Manuale parrochialium sacerdotum .1 March, 1512.Nuremberg.
Elucidarius dyalogicus theologie. 26 March, 1512. „
Cura pastoralis .18 April, 1513. ,,
Manuale parrochialium sacerdotum .22 December, 1513.Landshut.
Christi gesta .24 April, 1514. „
Manuale parrockialium sacerdotum.26 July, 1514. ,,
Cura pastoralis. s.a. . „
Passio domini . . . ab Henrico de Firmatia explanata s.a. . „
The last book is mentioned, and tke present cut is described, by Nagler, Mon. v,
no. 902 (end).