Art & Illustrated | Marshall Kibbey Rare Books

Holy Land Lily Crucifix of the Canonesses of Ekkergem. No U.S. copies.
Price$985.00
Whatever! A ‘quodlibet’ print dispenses with illusionism.
Price$525.00
Death, with a touch of gold.
Price$525.00
Good job, Pierre! Group of 9 school-prize prints.
Price$685.00
Happy New Year from the Prague Confraternity of St. Sebastian. Unrecorded.
Price$950.00
Virgin of Montserrat: Soliciting confraternity enrollment. Unrecorded broadside.
ON HOLD
Cracking down on illicit images in 17th-century Rome. No U.S. copies.
Price$1,150.00
Crescentia von Kaufbeuren’s controversial vision of the Holy Spirit. Unrecorded.
ON HOLD
Printed on vellum & signed by both Susanna Verbruggen & Isabella Hertsens.
ON HOLD
‘Blood Wonder’ miniatures on cut parchment.
Price$1,425.00
Original 18th-century engraved copperplate.
Price$650.00
Miraculous ‘Madonna of the Glass’ at Absam. Unrecorded engraving.
Price$685.00
A fragment of the “mourning veil” used to cover the Lady of Altötting.
Price$1,250.00
Holy Shroud of Besançon: Engraving on silk depicting this now-lost relic.
Price$1,350.00
This engraving touched the relics of St. Donatus & protects against lightning.
Price$725.00
Carthusian 'Gradual' from Valbonne Abbey.
Price$3,450.00
St. Lutgardis drinks the Blood of Christ.
Price$925.00
Patron saint of the homeless and of the mentally ill. No U.S. copies.
Price$1,125.00
Bell Ringers of Breslau look forward to the New Year. Unrecorded broadside.
Price$985.00
18th-century playing card recycled as a funeral notice.
Price$825.00
Colette of Corbie given a dismembered baby on a platter. On vellum.
Price$950.00
Physicians, Do no harm! With a fine engraved title & brocade-paper wrappers.
Price$1,850.00
License to beg at a Roman execution.
Price$875.00
Monster Assassin: Would-be regicide awaits his dismemberment. Rare.
Price$1,125.00
Scorning the world: pocket edition. No U.S. copies.
Price$1,125.00
“For obtaining all indulgences, as in Jerusalem." Unrecorded.
Price$1,125.00
Cultivating American plants in 18th-century Vienna.
Price$3,250.00
Black Christ of the White Nuns of Wyck: "It touched the miraculous crucifix."
Price$985.00
Benedictine Rule written by Maria Wivina de Montpesson, nun at Groot-Bijgaard.
Price$16,500.00
Shroud of Turin: Unrecorded engraving.
Price$1,125.00

Holy Land Lily Crucifix of the Canonesses of Ekkergem. No U.S. copies.

Whatever! A ‘quodlibet’ print dispenses with illusionism.

Death, with a touch of gold.

Good job, Pierre! Group of 9 school-prize prints.

Happy New Year from the Prague Confraternity of St. Sebastian. Unrecorded.

Virgin of Montserrat: Soliciting confraternity enrollment. Unrecorded broadside.

Cracking down on illicit images in 17th-century Rome. No U.S. copies.

Crescentia von Kaufbeuren’s controversial vision of the Holy Spirit. Unrecorded.

Printed on vellum & signed by both Susanna Verbruggen & Isabella Hertsens.

‘Blood Wonder’ miniatures on cut parchment.

Original 18th-century engraved copperplate.

Miraculous ‘Madonna of the Glass’ at Absam. Unrecorded engraving.

A fragment of the “mourning veil” used to cover the Lady of Altötting.

Holy Shroud of Besançon: Engraving on silk depicting this now-lost relic.

This engraving touched the relics of St. Donatus & protects against lightning.

Carthusian 'Gradual' from Valbonne Abbey.

St. Lutgardis drinks the Blood of Christ.

Patron saint of the homeless and of the mentally ill. No U.S. copies.

Bell Ringers of Breslau look forward to the New Year. Unrecorded broadside.

18th-century playing card recycled as a funeral notice.

Colette of Corbie given a dismembered baby on a platter. On vellum.

Physicians, Do no harm! With a fine engraved title & brocade-paper wrappers.

License to beg at a Roman execution.

Monster Assassin: Would-be regicide awaits his dismemberment. Rare.

Scorning the world: pocket edition. No U.S. copies.

“For obtaining all indulgences, as in Jerusalem." Unrecorded.

Cultivating American plants in 18th-century Vienna.

Black Christ of the White Nuns of Wyck: "It touched the miraculous crucifix."

Benedictine Rule written by Maria Wivina de Montpesson, nun at Groot-Bijgaard.

Shroud of Turin: Unrecorded engraving.