in the SCA Kingdom of Atlantia
Head of a Man, 1549
Sebald Beham
A miniaturist, draftsman, engraver, etcher and designer of woodcuts and stained glass, Sebald Beham (formerly known at Hans Sebald Beham) was one of the most prolific graphic artists of his time.
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Recto of Sheet with Scene of The Fifth Trombone, from The Apocalypse
1523–24 Hans Burgkmair German
Plate 8 from a series of 21 woodcuts with scenes from the Apocalypse for Martin Luther’s translation of the New Testament. Four editions were published in Augsburg by Silvan Otmar between March 1523 and April 1524.
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The Drekkar’s Pennsic edition won the Best Special Issue category in the A.S. 54 William Blackfox Awards! You can revisit this edition here. A full list of categories, entries, and winners can be found in the March 2021 edition of the Kingdom of Atlantia’s newsletter, the Acorn.
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