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alb31129884 Creation of Eve: 'I believe in God, the Almighty Father, Creator of heaven and earth', Credo in devm patrem omnipotente creatorem coeli et terrae, Apostolic Creed, print, The first article of faith: the belief in one God, Creator of heaven and earth. God the Father creates Eve from Adam's rib. On the right in the background, God the Father bends over Adam and breathes life into him. On the left, the creation of the world and of the animals. The print has a Latin inscription with a Bible quote that refers to the depicted Bible story and a Latin caption regarding the Apostolic Creed. The first print in a twelve-part series about the credo., printmaker: Johann Sadeler (I), Cologne, after design by Maerten de Vos, publisher: Johann Sadeler (I), provider of privilege: Philip II of Spain, 1579, Johann Sadeler (I), Maerten de Vos, Philip II of Spain, printmaker, after design by, publisher, provider of privilege, North Rhine-Westphalia, paper, engraving, height 209 mm x width 242 mm, creation of Eve, Genesis from the creation to the expulsion from paradise, and later years of Adam and Eve, 'Credo in Deum Patrem omnipotentem, creatorem coeli et terrae', articles of faith., A detailed engraving depicting a landscape with a variety of figures, animals, and vegetation. In the foreground a reclining naked male figure lies on the ground near a naked female figure who kneels with hands clasped; nearby a standing bearded man in flowing robes gestures toward them while another robed figure stands with arms raised. A group of animals including sheep, a lion, a bear, a peacock, a rabbit, a cow, and other livestock populate the scene around the figures. Trees with detailed foliage and a large central tree occupy the middle ground, while a mountainous horizon and a sky filled with stars, a crescent moon, and a radiating sun appear in the background. Smaller human figures appear in the distance, some in motion and some reclining, and decorative vegetation and rocks fill the spaces betwe.

alb31074621 Pentateuchus Moysis commentario illustratvs, Title page for Jacobus Bonfrerius, Pentateuchus Moysis commentario illustratus, print, title page, In the center a rectangular frame containing the title of the book. Around the frame several cartouches with depictions of the Old Testament. From left to right the pillar of smoke, Jacob's ladder, Noah's ark, the Earthly Paradise, the sun, the moon, the Tree of Life, the Ark of the Covenant, Manna, the pillar of fire and Moses and Aaron., printmaker: Theodoor Galle, Antwerp, publisher: widow Johannes II Moretus, 1625, paper, engraving, height 313 mm x width 202 mm, in the morning manna falls to the earth, Exodus, the ark floating on the waters (destruction of mankind not visible), Moses (not in biblical context), possible attributes: rays of light or horns on his head, rod, Tables of the Law, Garden of Eden, paradise, creation of sun, moon and stars, Aaron sacrifices sacrifices (Leviticus 9), Jacob's ladder (alone), Ark of the Covenant elsewhere (not in Tabernacle), the tree of life in the Garden of Eden, by night a pillar of fire gives the Israelites light (Exodus 14), during the day a pillar of cloud (and, or the angel of God) shows the people the way., A detailed engraved title page framed by ornate architectural borders with decorative scrollwork and cartouches; central rectangular panel contains a block of text framed by multiple layered borders; above the central panel are three round medallion scenes set within scrollwork showing the sun with rays over a landscape and the moon with stars over a harbor with ships; flanking the central panel are two vertical columns of oval vignettes each containing different narrative scenes, including a garden with fountains, a large tree in a landscape, a boat on water, figures handling a box on a platform, a ladder with people, and a group gathered around a rocky area where a figure stands with a staff; bottom center features a rounded medallion with two robed figures standing besi.

alb31018947 Twelve illustrations for the Book of Genesis, print, Twelve illustrations on one sheet. Top illustrations from left to right: the creation of heaven and earth by God the Father, God parts the waters, God creates the land. Below: the creation of the sun, moon, and stars, the creation of fish and birds, the creation of Adam and Eve. Below: God the Father gives Adam and Eve to each other, the Fall, the Expulsion from Paradise. Bottom scenes: Cain killing Abel, a city with towers (Babel?) and Noah in the ark., 1795 - 1850, printmaker, paper, engraving, height 279 mm x width 223 mm, expulsion of Adam and Eve from paradise (Genesis 3:22-24), Eve is fashioned from Adam's rib, Temptation and Fall (scenes with both Adam and Eve), the killing of Abel: Cain slays him with a stone, a club or a jaw-bone, alternatively with a spade or another tool as weapon, the six days of creation (Genesis 1:3-25), the ark, story of Noah., A sheet divided into rectangular panels arranged in a grid, each panel containing a simple line drawing of human figures and scenes; the top row shows a robed figure touching a large circle above low plants, a haloed figure standing inside a concentric circular frame with four partial angel faces at the corners, and a robed figure standing near rocks and stylized trees; the next row includes a haloed figure beneath a sky filled with stars and two round faces, a haloed figure standing at the edge of water with birds flying and fish swimming nearby, and a robed figure leaning toward a reclining nude figure beside leafy plants; the central row presents a robed haloed figure flanked by two nude figures holding hands, a nude man and woman standing by a tree with a serpent coiled around it, and a robed figure gesturing toward two nude figures walking with one holding an object above; the lower rows depict a scene with a person striking another near a burning altar, a clustered cityscape of towers and roofs, and a boat with a cabin carrying seated and standing figur.

alb30899367 Pentateuchus Moysis commentario illustratvs, Title page for Jacobus Bonfrerius, Pentateuchus Moysis commentario illustratus, print, title page, In the center a rectangular frame containing the title of the book. Around the frame several cartouches with depictions of the Old Testament. From left to right the pillar of smoke, Jacob's ladder, Noah's ark, the Earthly Paradise, the sun, the moon, the Tree of Life, the Ark of the Covenant, Manna, the pillar of fire and Moses and Aaron., printmaker: Theodoor Galle, Antwerp, publisher: widow Johannes II Moretus, 1625, paper, engraving, height 313 mm x width 202 mm, in the morning manna falls to the earth, Exodus, the ark floating on the waters (destruction of mankind not visible), Moses (not in biblical context), possible attributes: rays of light or horns on his head, rod, Tables of the Law, Garden of Eden, paradise, creation of sun, moon and stars, Aaron sacrifices sacrifices (Leviticus 9), Jacob's ladder (alone), Ark of the Covenant elsewhere (not in Tabernacle), the tree of life in the Garden of Eden, by night a pillar of fire gives the Israelites light (Exodus 14), during the day a pillar of cloud (and, or the angel of God) shows the people the way., An ornate engraved title composition with a central rectangular panel surrounded by decorative cartouches and vignettes, featuring a symmetrical vertical layout. The central panel contains large framed text and blank ornamental borders, topped by an elaborate pediment with two circular medallions showing celestial scenes and a small circular emblem between them, and flanked by scrolling acanthus and grotesque mask ornament. Along each side of the central panel are a series of oval vignettes enclosed in carved frames showing various scenes: garden and fountain imagery, an ark on waves, a man climbing a ladder with figures below, a tall tree in a landscape, a box or chest with two figures, and a rustic scene with people and rocky outcrops. At the lower center is a roundel wi.

alb30880832 The opening of the fifth and the sixth seal, print, album page, book illustration, Angels distributing clothing to the souls of the martyrs beneath the altar. Below them the sun and the moon, and stars falling to the earth - pope, emperor and ordinary men, women and children duck away from it in panic., printmaker: Christoffel van Sichem (II), Amsterdam, after print by Albrecht Dürer, Nuremberg, publisher: Pieter Jacobsz. Paets, in or after 1629 - in or before 1646, Albrecht Dürer, after print by, Bavaria, paper, woodcut, letterpress printing, paste, woodcut pasted onto album page, verso with text in letterpress, height 112 mm x width 76 mm. The print originates from one of the publications by PJ Paets from Amsterdam. The print may already be used in: Der Zielen Lust-hof. Leuven, I. Jacobosz for PJ Paets = Amsterdam, PJ Paets, 1629. In any case, it appears in: Het Nieuwe Testament ons Salichmaeckers Jesu Christi. Amsterdam, 1646., opening of the sixth seal: a great earthquake, the sun turns black, the moon red as blood, and the stars fall on earth, mankind hiding in caves, opening of the fifth seal: white robes are given to (the souls of) the martyrs under the altar., A densely detailed black and white woodcut scene filled with many human figures and winged beings among swirling clouds and radiating beams of light, with stylized sun and moon faces in the sky; a group of standing and seated figures appear on a raised platform at the top, some with wings, while other robed figures stand and gesture below them; clouds form arcs and billows throughout the composition, intersected by vertical rays and small star-like shapes that descend toward a crowded assembly of figures, some looking upward and some turned toward one another; at the lower edges are reclining and seated people in varied poses, drapery and flowing hair rendered with dense linework, and a signature-like monogram near the bottom center.