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Elias and Enoch Descend from Heaven, from a "Quindecim signa extremi judicii diem praecedentia" (Antichrist and the Fifteen Signs) blockbook, first edition
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Elias and Enoch Descend from Heaven, from a "Quindecim signa extremi judicii diem praecedentia" (Antichrist and the Fifteen Signs) blockbook, first edition

Anonymous, German, 15th century · ca. 1465–75 · Woodcut printed in brown; retouched by hand in dark brown ink

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Credit lineElias and Enoch Descend from Heaven, from a "Quindecim signa extremi judicii diem praecedentia" (Antichrist and the Fifteen Signs) blockbook, first edition. ca. 1465–75. Anonymous, German, 15th century. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bequest of James Clark McGuire, 1930. CC0.
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