1. ------------- Image1 ------------- Field Data Image Number JRL050354dc Reference Number R1763 Link to Catalogue UoM online catalogue. Image Title Noah's Ark Parent Work Title Biblia [German] Translated Parent Work Title Bible Creator Koberger, Anton (ca. 1440-1513) Creator Role Printer Date Created 1483-02-17 Publication Details Nuremberg : Anton Koberger Volume 1 Page/Sheet Genesis: Chapter 6 Description Hand-coloured woodcut of Noah and his family in the ark. A dog, two cats and a mouse or rat are on deck. Various birds circle the ark while a pair of peacocks perch on the rails. A seal and mermaids swim in the water. Language Code ger-DE Subject Bible. O.T. Type Image Category of Material Printing Sub-Category Incunable Support Paper Current Repository The University of Manchester Library, U.K. Provenance Spencer Collection Rights Holder - Image The University of Manchester Library Rights holder - Work JRUL Date Captured (yyyy-mm-dd) 2005-02-01 Image Creation Technique Digital capture by Gten Metadata Language eng-GB

2. ------------- Image1 ------------- Field Data Image Number JRL022853tr Reference Number 16403 Link to Catalogue UoM online catalogue. Image Title Ruins of a Temple near Andruzzena Parent Work Title Greece: a poem, in three parts; with notes, classical illustrations, and sketches of the scenery Creator Turner, Charles, 1774-1857 Creator Role Engraver Creator Haygarth, William (1790-1814) Creator Role Author Date Created 1814-05-02 Publication Details London: W. Bulmer Page/Sheet Facing p.96 Image Sequence Number 096 Description Illustrated: Engraving: Ruins of a Temple near Andruzzena, in Arcadia Language Code eng-GB Subject Greece--Antiquities Subject Greece--Description and travel Type Image Category of Material Printing Sub-Category Illustration Technique Used Engraving Time Period Covered 19th Century CE Places Covered Greece Current Repository The University of Manchester Library, U.K. Provenance Spencer Collection Rights Holder - Image The University of Manchester Library Rights holder - Work JRUL Image Creation Technique Scanned from colour transparency by Gten, October 2003 Metadata Language eng-GB

3. ------------- Image1 ------------- Field Data Image Number JRL0806558dc Reference Number SC11288F Link to Catalogue UoM online catalogue. Image Title Baalbec from the fountain Parent Work Title The Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt & Nubia: from drawings made on the spot Alternative Parent Work Title The Holy Land Creator Roberts, David (1796-1864) Creator Role Artist Creator Haghe, Louis, 1806-1885 Creator Role Lithographer Creator Croly, George (1780-1860) Creator Role Author Date Created 1839-05-07 Publication Details London : F.G. Moon Volume 3 Page/Sheet Title page Image Sequence Number 3-000 Description Title page to volume three: 'Baalbec from the fountain', depicting a group of people sat on ruins in the foreground; directly in the background is a small lake with more ruins visible behind it. Language Code eng-GB Subject Lebanon--Description and travel Type Image Category of Material Printing Sub-Category Illustration Technique Used Lithograph Support Paper Time Period Covered 19th Century CE Places Covered Lebanon: Balabakk Item Height 555 mm Item Width 430 mm Current Repository The University of Manchester Library, U.K. Rights Holder - Image JRUL Rights holder - Work JRUL Notes Copy at SC11288F: This copy has the lithographs hand-coloured and mounted and is bound in 4 vol. The volumes are bound in red morocco, with elaborate gilt-tooled decorated spine and borders: as centrepiece one of the coats of arms of the Knights of Malta (reproducing one of the illustrations in the text). Date Captured (yyyy-mm-dd) 18/04/2008 Image Creation Technique Digital capture by Gten Date Image Added (yyyy-mm) 2008-08 Metadata Language eng-GB

4. ------------- Image1 ------------- Field Data Image Number JRL0807595dc Reference Number R3903 Link to Catalogue UoM online catalogue. Image Title Remains of the Cathedral at Concepcion Parent Work Title Narrative of the surveying voyages of His Majesty's ships Adventure and Beagle, between the years 1826 and 1836, : describing their examination of the southern shores of South America, and the Beagle's circumnavigation of the globe. In three volumes. Creator Fitzroy, Robert (1805-1865) Creator Role Author Creator Wickham, John Creator Role Artist Date Created 1839 Publication Details London : H. Colburn Volume 2 Page/Sheet Opposite p. 405 Image Sequence Number 2-405 Description Illustration: Remains of the Cathedral at Concepcion, ruined by the great earthquake of 1835. Language Code eng-GB Subject Chile--Description and travel Subject Church buildings Subject Earthquakes Type Image Category of Material Printing Sub-Category Illustration Technique Used Drawing Support Paper Time Period Covered 19th Century CE Places Covered Chile: Concepcion Item Height 223 mm Item Width 130 mm Current Repository The University of Manchester Library, U.K. Rights Holder - Image JRUL Rights holder - Work JRUL Date Captured (yyyy-mm-dd) 2008-05-16 Image Creation Technique Digital capture by Gten Date Image Added (yyyy-mm) 2008-09 Metadata Language eng-GB

5. ------------- Image1 ------------- Field Data Image Number JRL1310908 Reference Number 7969.1 Link to Catalogue UoM online catalogue. Image Title Fertilization of Egypt Parent Work Title The botanic garden: a poem, in two parts Creator Darwin, Erasmus, 1731-1802 Creator Role Author Creator Blake, William, 1757-1827 Creator Role Engraver Creator Fuseli, Henry, 1741-1825 Creator Role Artist Date Created 1791 Publication Details London: J. Johnson Page/Sheet 127 Description Monochrome shaded line drawing from 'The Economy of Vegetation' in Darwin's 'Botanic Garden', The figure in the centre is the jackal-headed god Anubis, praying to the dog-star Sirius for rain. In his notes to the poem, Darwin explains that in Egyptian mythology, because the annual 'monsoon' of the Nile coincided with rise of the dog-Star, it was associated with the dog-god Anubis. In the background, above the river, is the figure of Jupitus Pluvius, the rain-giver. He is shown as a bearded old man with his arms outstretched. On the ground near Anubis' left foot is a sistrum, a musical instrument, included from Fuseli's drawing: Anubis has cast aside art to worship the rain-giver. Bottom left says: 'H. Fuseli RA: inv, bottom right says: 'W Blake, SC.' At the foot of the image is printed: 'London, Publish'd Dec.r 1st 1791. by J. Johnson, St Pauls Church.'. Language Code eng-GB Subject Mythology Type Text Type Image Category of Material Printing Sub-Category Bookplate Technique Used Printing Medium ink (Black) Support paper Places Covered Egypt Item Height 290 mm Item Width 222 mm Current Repository The University of Manchester Library, U.K. Rights Holder - Image The University of Manchester Library Rights holder - Work The University of Manchester Library Date Captured (yyyy-mm-dd) 2013-05-20 Image Creation Technique Digital capture by Heritage Imaging, The University of Manchester Library Date Image Added (yyyy-mm) 2013-06 Metadata Language eng-GB

6. ------------- Image1 ------------- Field Data Image Number JRL1215634 Reference Number R44332 Link to Catalogue UoM online catalogue. Image Title Job's Sons and Daughters Overwhelmed by Satan Parent Work Title Illustrations of the Book of Job Creator Blake, William, 1757-1827 Creator Role Illustrator Date Created 1825 Publication Details London: Published by William Blake Page/Sheet Plate 3 Image Sequence Number 003 Description Single line engraving in black ink. Blake has here depicted Satan perched atop a pile of rubble and human bodies before a backdrop of intense flames and a fractured sky. Satan has transformed from the idealised male to the winged personification of evil. He squats unnaturally and his outstretched arms are the source of the entire vision of torment, his body is physically intertwined with his desolate environment. The writhing mass of bodies beneath Satan is a living manifestation of the lightening and flames behind them – essentially they personify Satan's destruction. One notable figure is the form of Job's son lying in an inverted crucifix position, symbolising the overturning of Job's faith through this act. The border adds to the terrible drama containing the etchings of scorpion tails, flames and smoke. Language Code eng-GB Subject Bible. O.T. Job Illustrations Subject Bible. O.T. Job Subject Bible. O.T. Type Image Category of Material Printing Sub-Category Illustration Technique Used Engraving Medium ink Support Paper Item Height 207 mm Item Width 154 mm Current Repository The University of Manchester Library, U.K. Rights Holder - Image JRUL Rights holder - Work JRUL Bibliographic Citation Blake, William, 'Illustrations of the Book of Job' (London: published by William Blake, 1825) Notes 21 leaves of plates. The plate descriptions have been supplied by Simon Spier. Date Captured (yyyy-mm-dd) 2012-03-20 Multi Page Number 60 Image Creation Technique Digital capture by Heritage Imaging, The University of Manchester Library Date Image Added (yyyy-mm) 2012-07 Metadata Language eng-GB

7. ------------- Image1 ------------- Field Data Image Number JRL1211911 Reference Number Percy 878 Link to Catalogue Percy Hymn Book Collection Image Title Anthem for Christmas Parent Work Title An Old Manuscript Book Creator Lees, Joseph Creator Role Scribe Date Created 1833-1848 Page/Sheet 38 Image Sequence Number 038 Description Hymn: Anthem for Christmas. 12 staves. Language eng-GB Subject Hymns Subject Music Type Text Category of Material Archives & Manuscripts Sub-Category Music Technique Used Scripts (writing) Medium ink Support Paper Item Height 227 mm Item Width 290 mm Current Repository The University of Manchester Library, U.K. Provenance Percy, J. C. B. (former owner) Rights Holder - Image JRUL Rights holder - Work JRUL References 'Bulletin of the John Rylands University Library of Manchester', Vol. 79, No. 2, 1997. Catalogue of Pre-1900 music manuscripts in the John Rylands University Library of Manchester, Cooper B. Date Captured (yyyy-mm-dd) 2012-02-09 Image Creation Technique Digital capture by Heritage Imaging, The University of Manchester Library Date Image Added (yyyy-mm) 2012-05 Metadata Language eng-GB