
Nürnberg · 14 April 1561
Nürnberg · 14 April 1561 · Long sleeve
14 April 1561
The Hans Glaser broadside interlocked with monumental 1561 typography in rag paper and oxide red.
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Research / Object history
Printed in Nürnberg in 1561, Hans Glaser's broadside describes a reported celestial phenomenon above the city on 14 April. The surviving sheet turns eyewitness testimony into one of the strangest images of the sixteenth century.
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