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Cabinet - Sources
What was printed in the 15th century?
Saami group
Bobart the Younger’s Hortus Siccus
'Greco-Persian' gem: Persian with bird
Maps as symbols of power: Gallery of Maps, Vatican Palace, 1580-83
Lighter
Sidereus Nuncius, 1610
Adaptation: Early papermaking in Italy, 1264
Casino di San Marco: 'The House of Nature'
A kiss from your daddy
Тюбетейка (Узбекистан)
‘Totem Poles’, an imaginary view of a Haida village by Louis Fairfax Muckley
Concrete Fences (Kyrgyzstan)
Print: "Mother's Hens", the Grain Growers' Guide, April 14, 1915
Machinae coelestis: engraved Plate by I. Saal after A. Stech (p. 200)
Santucci's sphere, Florence, 1588-93
The first superintendent: Jacob Bobart the Elder (c. 1599-1680)
New diseases and new cures: syphilis and guaiacum
Plant to printed image: Helichrysum
Xylography (woodblock printing)
Oxford's defences, 1648
Samuel Puchas, Purchas his pilgrimes, vol. 3 (London, 1625)
Introduction and Contents
Author's inscription
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