10-02-2018, 10:31 PM
Paris wrote:
It is interesting that many of the Emblems of Michael Maier and Johann Mylius (XVII c.)are based on the earlier illustrations from XV c. manuscripts such as the Buch der heiligen dreifaltigkeit and the Aurora consurgens.
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Quote:For an eagle on the top of a mountain, I can suggest you this picture from the german alchemist Michael Maïer, Atalanta Fugiens (1617 or 1618).
It is interesting that many of the Emblems of Michael Maier and Johann Mylius (XVII c.)are based on the earlier illustrations from XV c. manuscripts such as the Buch der heiligen dreifaltigkeit and the Aurora consurgens.
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