Martin Engelbrecht December Christmonat 18th Century Winter Art Spiral Bound Journal
Martin Engelbrecht December Christmonat 18th Century Winter Art Spiral Bound Journal
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Inspired by the quiet rituals and traditions of an eighteenth-century European winter, this spiral-bound journal features December Christmonat, a beautifully detailed, restored and colorized engraving published by Martin Engelbrecht in Augsburg. The cover brings together scenes of rural winter life and symbolic reminders of the passing year, including an elderly woman reading beside a candle, hourglass, skull, and crucifix, while villagers carry out their seasonal activities. Ornamental borders, historical colors, and original Latin and German inscriptions give the illustration its distinctive character. With ruled pages for journaling, winter reflections, holiday planning, recipes, or everyday notes, plus a convenient back pocket for keepsakes, this notebook combines practical stationery with the atmosphere of historical European art.
Product features
- 90gsm ruled paper for smooth, comfortable writing
- Metal spiral binding with an elegant look and easy page removal
- Inside back-cover document pocket for added storage
- Durable 350gsm cover with a dark grey back cover
- Compact 6" x 8" size with 118 ruled pages (59 sheets)
Care instructions
- Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of book outwards.
