The conspiracy of Caiaphas and the priests to Christ The Caiaphas conspiracy and priests to Christ Property Type: picture book illustration Item number: RP-P-1961-733 Inscriptions / Brands: collector's mark, verso lower right, stamped: Lugt 2228a Manufacturer : printmaker Master of Haarlem (attributed to) place manufacture: the Netherlands Date: 1483 - 1486 Physical characteristics: wood cut, hand colored in rose, orange, yellow, brown, green material: paper Technique: woodblock / hand-color measurements: sheet: h 100 mm × W 112 mmToelichtingEén of 46 houtsnedes from Ludolph the Saxonia Tboeck
The conspiracy of Caiaphas and the priests to Christ The Caiaphas conspiracy and priests to Christ Property Type: picture book illustration Item number: RP-P-1961-733 Inscriptions / Brands: collector's mark, verso lower right, stamped: Lugt 2228a Manufacturer : printmaker Master of Haarlem (attributed to) place manufacture: the Netherlands Date: 1483 - 1486 Physical characteristics: wood cut, hand colored in rose, orange, yellow, brown, green material: paper Technique: woodblock / hand-color measurements: sheet: h 100 mm × W 112 mmToelichtingEén of 46 houtsnedes from Ludolph the Saxonia Tboeck vandan live our lord Jesu Christi, an anonymous Dutch translation. This version of the work by Ludolph contains woodcuts of the Master of Gouda (II), the Master of Antwerp (I) and the Master of Haarlem. Botke, K. Book Ludolph was first published in 1487 by Geeraert Leeu Antwerp. In 1488 issued by Claes Leeu Antwerp, in 1495 and in 1499 and 1519 by Peter van Os in Zwolle and in 1510 by A. Berghen Antwerp. The 46 woodcuts Come True: apparently from an edition of Peter van Os. Botke, K. Original block for this print was bigger. See The golden compass (1951), Cat 80 Subject: Caiaphas and the priests conspiring against Christ (Matthew 26: 3-5; Mark 14: 1-2; Luke 22: 2; John 11: 47-53)
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