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The Sun with human face Rising - from Splendor Solis by Salomon Trismosin, 1532
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A black man with a red head and right arm emerges from a foul stream into a landscape where a winged woman is waiting for him with a red garment; representing the
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Harl 3469 f.21v Allegorical illustration of an Alchemist at work, from Splendor Solis by Salomon Trismosin, 1582 vellum
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Illustration of the First Parable: alchemists searching for gold by quarrying into a rock; below, Esther and Ahasuerus. Splendor Solis. Germany, 1582. Source: Harley 3469, f.13v. Language: German. Author: Trismosin, Salomon Stock
Illustration of the Fourth Treatise: three birds fighting in a glass vessel; outside the niche, the Pope bestows a crown and money is counted. Splendor Solis. Germany, 1582. (Whole folio) Illustration of
