Augsburger Bauernkalender for 1627. Fragment of a single sheet print. Coloured woodcut on paper. Approx. 18 x 31 cm. (Augsburg, Georg Willer for Michael Stör, [1626]). Complete left side of a Augsburg farmer's calendar for the year 1627 (= complete print of the left woodcut with coloured borders at the top and left): "Diser Calender is sure to understand if he already read nit kan: Merck nurf der Zaichen bestimmdung". ==References====External links== Jar", among them four scenic representations and the twelve zodiac signs "Planet Zaichen" in black. On display are a male vein under a column edicula as well as two biblical scenes: Annunciation to the hereth and birth of Christ, next to it the Augsburg coat of arms with the circling, above it "To all the episcopal rights." On the left the monthly representations with zodiac signs, information about sun stands etc. "Merckh auf der Zaichens Bedeutung - Jenner. Hornung. Mertz. Apprill. ==References== In the middle then the symbolic, even without written knowledge "readable" calendar with week lengths, celebration and festive days, small woodcut vignettes of the main saints and above a legend of the times for the bloodletting. – From binding macularity triggered with corresponding tannings and signs of usage, oddly circumcised, below a slightly larger wormhole (only minimal image loss), the contemporary coloration in the colors blue and red. The leaf has an interesting provenance. The leaf comes from the Munich Antiquarian by Julius Halle, which was led from his death by daughter Ida. See its catalogue by Adolf Dresler, J. Hall. Catalogue 70, New newspapers. Relations, pamphlets, leaflets, monogram prints from 1470 to 1820 (Munich, J. Hall Antiquariat, 1929, number 1043). Both halves were offered there. Ida Halle had been expropriated as a Jewish merchant after 1933, whereupon the present half of the leaf passed as a deposit into the "German Museum of Masterpieces of Science and Technology", from which it could be restituted to the heirs of Ida Hall.