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  • Ars vitae contemplativae.
    Hybrid block book. This copy is illustrated with two leaves of images and text printed in block-book format. The xylographic illustrations contain 12 vignettes depicting lessons from the bible colored by contemporary hand. Initials and paragraph marks supplied are red or blue.
  • Europe, a prophecy
    The English poet, illustrator, and engraver William Blake (1757-1827) first published Europe, A Prophecy in 1794, one year after the appearance of his America, A Prophecy. In both books, Blake attempted to discern the pattern behind human history, and in particular in the momentous events occurring on both sides of Atlantic between the end of the American Revolution in 1783 and the outbreak of war between France and Great Britain in 1793. At first an enthusiast for the French Revolution, Blake saw a world of deprivation and misery emerging in Europe, as depicted in \"Famine\" (plate 9) and \"Plague\" (plate 10). The frontispiece (plate 1) includes one of Blake's best-known works of art, \"The Ancient of Days,\" which depicts God the Father as a powerful figure, striking the Earth with a pair of compasses. Most of Blake's books were not published in the traditional sense but were printed for special commissions by private collectors or London booksellers. As a consequence, they are extremely rare. This copy, from the Lessing J. Rosenwald Collection at the Library of Congress, is one of only nine surviving copies of the work. World Digital Library.
  • Apulian Red-Figure Loutrophoros
    From upper left: AΣTΡAΠΗ (Astrape), ZEUΣ (Zeus), AΦΡODITΗ (Aphrohdite), ENIAΥTOΣ (Eniautos), ELEUΣIΣ (Eleusis), ΛΗΔΑ (Leda), HYΠNOΣ (Hypnos). On the interior mouth of the vase is a three letter dipinto (red), PXE.
  • Railroad Car in New Paltz
    a test image for the railroad resource template
  • Letter to Dorothea B. Wolf
  • Letter to Dorothea Wolf
    Dorothea Wolf had her gall bladder removed, major abdominal surgery in those times, while in Venezuela. Her friend, Maggie, wrote to her while she was in the hosptial.
  • Dirrecion de Extranjeros
  • Telegram from Ivan Wolf to Dorothea Wolf in Maracaibo
    telegram on form sent from Ivan to Dot while the latter was in the hosptial
  • Aviso Importante a las Personas que Llegan del Exterior por via aerea o maritima
    stamped "Maiquetia 3 OCT 1953"
  • Window Seat 5D
    airplane seat assignment
  • Pan-American Passenger Coupon from Passenger Ticket and Baggage Check
    baggage check tickets are separated
  • For a Dear Daugher With Love at Christmas
    Christmas greeting card
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لكن لا بد أن أوضح لك أن كل هذه الأفكار المغلوطة حول استنكار النشوة وتمجيد الألم يعرض هذا النص من اليمين إلى اليسار.