Nuremberg Chronicle Reprinted
1535
The sprawling illustrated universal history known as the Nuremberg Chronicle, first printed in 1493, was reprinted in reduced formats for a new generation of German readers. Its woodcuts of biblical and classical figures continued to shape popular visual imagination about the past. Its woodcuts, many reused to depict multiple cities, reflected early printing's practical economics and willingness to recycle visual material.
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Era
Renaissance (1501–1650), one of 715 events from that era on Saeculum.