Confessionale, ou Beichtspiegel nach den zehn Geboten

Dürer's famous "Knight, Death and the Devil" alongside "Melancholia" and "St. Jerome in his Study": a breathtaking collection of some of the great Renaissance master's most virtuoso woodcuts and engravings

The first illustrated Italian incunabulum and the bestseller by a Spanish cardinal: Juan de Torquemada's popular meditations with captivating woodcuts on the life of Christ

The transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance: a gem of high poetry from the School of Valencia and a milestone of early Spanish book printing with 130 masterful woodcuts on the Passion of Christ

The only surviving record of the Valencian poetry fair of 1488: the elaborate works of 15 Spanish poets in an ornate incunabulum by Pedro Trincher, adorned with two remarkable woodcuts

Mysterious mysticism of the 15th century: a young girl gathering apples as an allegory for the Christian soul receiving divine benefits

One of only a few surviving block books as a testimony to the early days of printing in Europe and the Christian fight for the prerogative of interpretation: Franz von Retz's theological defense of the immaculate conception of Mary