Image credits
Where feasible, the credits for images found on my products are on the products themselves. For products where this is not practical, you can find them here.
Images on the home page
Detail from Martin Schongauer (German), Nativity, ca. 1470-91. Rijksmuseum (Amsterdam).
Detail from a Book of Hours (Ghent, ca. 1300), The Walters Art Museum (Baltimore), Ms. W.85, fol. 46r. Color and line digitally enhanced by Elvenart Designs.
Detail from unknown artist, Virgin and Child with Archangels Michael and Gabriel (Ethiopia, 1504-1505). J. Paul Getty Museum (Los Angeles), digital image courtesy of Getty's Open Content program. Digitally restored by Elvenart Designs.
Detail of a world map based on Ptolemaic models and printed by Sebastian Münster in his Geographia, 16th century. Source: unknown (public domain image widely circulated online). Digitally enhanced by Elvenart Designs.
Dogs
The figures below appear on a mug in my shop and may be featured on additional products. Each has been digitally cleaned and repaired as needed after extraction from its original manuscript context. Any color adjustments are noted in the captions, which also contain links to the original sources.
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Decorated letters (coming soon!)
All of the following woodcut initials were produced by an unknown artist. They appear in an early printed edition of Expositio in omnes beati Pauli Epistolas, published in Paris in 1499 by Ulrich Gering and Berthold Rembolt. The work is a late-antique compilation from the writings of Augustine. The images shown here are in a copy held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. They are in the public domain. I lightly edited them for use on various products. This included eliminating the bleed-through from the reverse of the page, some minor clean-up, and contrast adjustment. I also flipped the S horizontally to match modern usage.
