![Leaf from Tboeck vanden leven Jhesu Christi (Latin: Vita Christi) by Ludolph of Saxony (d. 1378): “Of that message from the angel and how Mary received that blessing from God” [Ch. 5]; Imprint: Printed in Antwerp by Claes Leeu on November 20, 1488](/internal/media/dispatcher/15503/preview)
Leaf from Tboeck vanden leven Jhesu Christi (Latin: Vita Christi) by Ludolph of Saxony (d. 1378): “Of that message from the angel and how Mary received that blessing from God” [Ch. 5]; Imprint: Printed in Antwerp by Claes Leeu on November 20, 1488
Author
Ludolph of Saxony
German, 1295–1378
Printer
Claes Leeu
South Netherlandish, active circa 1484–1488
DateNovember 20, 1488
MediumInk on paper; hand-colored woodcut
Dimensions9 1/2 x 6 7/8 in. (24.1 x 17.5 cm)
ClassificationsBook Arts
Credit LinePurchased with funds from the State of North Carolina
Object number62.1.1/4
On View
Not on view
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Sebastian Brandt
June 1, 1497
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Master of Étienne Poncher
circa 1490–1500
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