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Gravure sur cuivre Plaque CCV. 32,5x21 Cm. Scène sacrificielle d'après l'ouvrage "Physique sacrée ou histoire naturelle de la Bible" (1732-1737) par Johann Jacob Scheuchzer. Exposition des entrailles d'un bélier de consécration. Petits plis angulaires. Quelques petits trous dans la marge. Bon état.

Gravure sur cuivre. Dimensions: H320(275)x210(180) mm. Jolie gravure de la bible illustré (Physica Sacra) Von Scheuchzer. Petite déchirure dans le coin droit en haut de l'image.

ORIGINAL-KUPFERSTICH (Personenstaffage koloriert, ca. 23 x 33 cm, Gebrauchsspuren, etwas fleckig, linker Rand beschädigt, Rückseite Kinderkritzelei) MOTIV : Wien, IV. Bezirk, Theresianische Akademie, betitelt "Prospectus Caesarei Palatii in suburbio vulgo Favorita - Le Palais de Cesar dans le Faubourg a Vienna appelle Favorita, ca. 1750.…

Zustand: Very Good. 'TAB. DXCI. . / Eine thorichte Freude.'Etching / engraving on hand laid (vergé) paper. Watermark: lettering. Sheet size: 25,5 x 38 cm. (10 x 15 inch). Image size: 20,5 x 31,8 cm. (8,1 x 12,5 inch).This attractive print originates from: 'Physica Sacra' by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer, published in Augsburg, 1731-1735. Scheuchzer believed that the Old Testament was a factual account of the history, of the world. He initiated a major project to explain Biblical events in terms of physics, medicine, and natural history. His aim was to prove the existence of God through science, but the Swiss authorities initially refused to grant him a permit to publish it. Eventually a lushly illustrated edition of this extraordinary work as printed between 1731 and 1735 in the great German publishing center Augsburg. Entitled 'Jobi physica sacra oder Hiobs Natur-Wissenschaft verglichen mit der heutigen', the work became known as the Physica Sacra or the Kupfer-Bibel. It became famous for its elaborate illustrations, in which each biblical story was framed with an architectural border containing details relevant to the chapter depicted.Made by 'G. D. Heuman' after 'Jakob Scheuchzer'. Author: Johann Jakob Scheuchzer (1672-1733) was a physician by training, with a strong interest in natural history and paleontology. Born in Switzerland, the son of a physician, he studied at University in Germany & later returned to Zurich to take a professorship in Mathematics. Like many scientists of the day, he considered the Old Testament a factual account of the history of the earth. In his extensive travels he amassed one of the largest fossil collections of the 18th century. He hypothesized that all plants had perished in the flood described in the bible, & discovered what he believed to be the fossil of a human flood victim. In his masterpiece, Physica Sacra, he details his theory at length, using references to the 1611 King James Bible. The book was a sensation & was published simultaneously in Latin, German & French, each issue with exactly the same plates. His theories were not disproved until the work of Cuvier. Engraved by B. Probst.Condition: Very good, given age. A few minor crinkles. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.Keywords: WALL-SNAKE-BITTEN-THORNS-FIRE-POT-ECCLESIASTES-TAB.DXCI-BIBLE-OLD TESTAMENTPCOM-A5b-09. Jakob Scheuchzer (illustrator). …

Zustand: Very Good. 'TAB. CCCCLXXI. Elias Tempestatem praenuntians / Der Wetter-Prophet Elias.'Etching / engraving on hand laid (vergé) paper. Watermark: lettering. Sheet size: 25 x 38 cm. (9,8 x 15 inch). Image size: 20,5 x 32 cm. (8,1 x 12,6 inch).This attractive print originates from: 'Physica Sacra' by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer, published in Augsburg, 1731-1735. Scheuchzer believed that the Old Testament was a factual account of the history, of the world. He initiated a major project to explain Biblical events in terms of physics, medicine, and natural history. His aim was to prove the existence of God through science, but the Swiss authorities initially refused to grant him a permit to publish it. Eventually a lushly illustrated edition of this extraordinary work as printed between 1731 and 1735 in the great German publishing center Augsburg. Entitled 'Jobi physica sacra oder Hiobs Natur-Wissenschaft verglichen mit der heutigen', the work became known as the Physica Sacra or the Kupfer-Bibel. It became famous for its elaborate illustrations, in which each biblical story was framed with an architectural border containing details relevant to the chapter depicted.Made by 'G. D. Heuman' after 'Jakob Scheuchzer'. Author: Johann Jakob Scheuchzer (1672-1733) was a physician by training, with a strong interest in natural history and paleontology. Born in Switzerland, the son of a physician, he studied at University in Germany & later returned to Zurich to take a professorship in Mathematics. Like many scientists of the day, he considered the Old Testament a factual account of the history of the earth. In his extensive travels he amassed one of the largest fossil collections of the 18th century. He hypothesized that all plants had perished in the flood described in the bible, & discovered what he believed to be the fossil of a human flood victim. In his masterpiece, Physica Sacra, he details his theory at length, using references to the 1611 King James Bible. The book was a sensation & was published simultaneously in Latin, German & French, each issue with exactly the same plates. His theories were not disproved until the work of Cuvier. Engraved by B. Probst.Condition: Very good, given age. A few tiny spots in the margins. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.Keywords: ELIJAH-AHAB-WARNING-BAD WEATHER-BOOK OF KINGS-TAB.CCCCLXXI-BIBLE-OLD TESTAMENTPCOM-A5-36. Jakob Scheuchzer (illustrator).…

No binding. Zustand: Very Good. 'TAB. CCCXCII. Strages in / Schlacht auf der halben.'Etching / engraving on hand laid (vergé) paper. Watermark: lettering. Sheet size: 25 x 38 cm. (9,8 x 15 inch). Image size: 20 x 30,8 cm. (7,9 x 12,1 inch).This attractive print originates from: 'Physica Sacra' by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer, published in Augsburg, 1731-1735. Scheuchzer believed that the Old Testament was a factual account of the history, of the world. He initiated a major project to explain Biblical events in terms of physics, medicine, and natural history. His aim was to prove the existence of God through science, but the Swiss authorities initially refused to grant him a permit to publish it. Eventually a lushly illustrated edition of this extraordinary work as printed between 1731 and 1735 in the great German publishing center Augsburg. Entitled 'Jobi physica sacra oder Hiobs Natur-Wissenschaft verglichen mit der heutigen', the work became known as the Physica Sacra or the Kupfer-Bibel. It became famous for its elaborate illustrations, in which each biblical story was framed with an architectural border containing details relevant to the chapter depicted.Made by 'G. D. Heuman' after 'Jakob Scheuchzer'. Author: Johann Jakob Scheuchzer (1672-1733) was a physician by training, with a strong interest in natural history and paleontology. Born in Switzerland, the son of a physician, he studied at University in Germany & later returned to Zurich to take a professorship in Mathematics. Like many scientists of the day, he considered the Old Testament a factual account of the history of the earth. In his extensive travels he amassed one of the largest fossil collections of the 18th century. He hypothesized that all plants had perished in the flood described in the bible, & discovered what he believed to be the fossil of a human flood victim. In his masterpiece, Physica Sacra, he details his theory at length, using references to the 1611 King James Bible. The book was a sensation & was published simultaneously in Latin, German & French, each issue with exactly the same plates. His theories were not disproved until the work of Cuvier. Engraved by B. Probst.Condition: Very good, given age. A few tiny spots. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.Keywords: BATTLE-HEBREWS-PHILISTINES-JONATHAN-OLD TESTAMENT-BIBLE-TAB.CCCXCIIPCOM-A4-40. Jakob Scheuchzer (illustrator).…

Pas de couverture. Zustand: Très bon. GRAVURE " MIRACULA AREAE"-ENDROIT DES MIRACLES Gravure sur cuivre gravée par G.D.Heüman (Gravure authentique du XVIIIe siècle-original print) Dimensions de la feuille : 42,5 x 26 cm environ Dimensions de la gravure : 29 x 19,5 cm environ Tirage sur papier vergé Gravure extraite de l'ouvrage : Physica Sacra Bible de Johann Jakob Scheuchzer circa 1735 Etat : belle estampe (ref PS-06). G.D.Heüman (illustrator).…

Zustand: Good. Original engraving. 38.5 x 24.5 cm (sheet). Very Good, light foxing in the margins.

Altkolorierter Kupferstich. 35 x 24 cm. (Bildausschn.). Unter Passepartout. Stockfleckig. Nebehay-Wagner 306, II, 4 - Ansicht des Theresianums in Wien von Salomon Kleiner (1700-1761) und Georg Daniel Heuman (1691-1759). Aus: Wahrhaffte und genaue Abbildung (.) Anderer Theil, Nr. 4. Gewicht in Gramm: 1000. …