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Pope Innocent I, Nuremberg Chronicle Woodcut (Rijksmuseum, 1493)

Woodcut, Wolgemut/Pleydenwurff workshop, 1493, Rijksmuseum

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A 1493 woodcut from the workshop of Michel Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff, an illustration from Hartmann Schedel's Liber Chronicarum (the Nuremberg Chronicle), showing Pope Innocent I within a decorative floral border, wearing the papal tiara and holding an open Bible and a staff with a double cross, with a halo marking his sainthood. The printed inscription names him. Held today by the Rijksmuseum.

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Innocent I, Figures

The Rijksmuseum's own printed inscription on the Nuremberg Chronicle leaf names Pope Innocent I.

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