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Explore the fascinating origins and legends surrounding one of the most potent symbols in history with "The Legendary History of the Cross." This meticulously reproduced edition presents a series of sixty-four striking woodcuts from a rare Dutch book published in 1483 by Veldener. Journey back to the late medieval period and delve into Christian history through stunning religious art and compelling narratives associated with the cross.
Originally compiled by John Ashton, this volume offers a glimpse into the artistic and religious sensibilities of the era. More than just a collection of images, this book provides a visual and textual exploration of the legends that have shaped the cross's enduring significance. As a faithful facsimile of an incunabula, this edition allows readers to experience the book as it was originally intended, offering a unique window into the art, history, and religious beliefs of the time. A valuable resource for scholars and anyone interested in biblical studies, medieval Europe, or the history of art.
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