Hello Dave,
you're searching for a picture and text from the
Ensisheim woodcut. You can find it in my book which is
considered as the reference for french meteorites. It
has all falls since Ensisheim up to Alby-sur-Cheran
(the latest fall). Therefore it's the most complete
source of information a
Hi Dave,
I suppose that you speak about the broadsheet of Sebastian Brant.
This broadsheet was reproduced in numerous publications. The oldest book which
we have in our library with the reproduction of the broadsheet dates 1915.
Often we see only the woodcut illustrating the event and often in b
Hi
I was wondering where the orginal woodcut of the Ensi fall was actually
reproduced? Was it a publication?
Any knowledge on the original source?!
thanks
dave
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