Woodcut, 1509-11. 129x96 mm; 5 1/8x3 3/4 inches, narrow margins. A brilliant, richly-inked proof impression before the 1511 Latin text edition, with very strong contrasts and no sign of wear, consistent with the earliest impressions of this subject. Partial bull's head watermark (Meder 70, which he dates from the early 1500s). Bartsch 31; Meder 140.
