Opera omnia Ioannis Pici, Mirandulae concordiaeque comitis, theologorum & philosophorum ... principis: viri, sive linguarum, sive rerum, & humanarum & divinarum, cognitionem spectes, doctrina & ingenio admirando ...
A 1557 Latin edition of the collected works of Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, published by Henricpetri and annotated by the Reuchlin-era scholar circle, drawn from the library of C.G. Jung. The four pictures are small woodcuts of smoking, flaming figures and a decorated initial, with one ex libris bookplate showing a winged angel above a shield, all printed in dense black line work useful for designers wanting early engraved texture.
