Here is Part B:

Upper Rhine or Bodensee, ca. 1430-40
(Olive green, rose, yellow, tan gray, blue.)

Ok, here is the next one.
A relatively simple one.
And it is another two part round.

Print A
Franconian (?) 1450-70

mjhurst wrote:....I know that Tarot connections are not the point of this thread....

Hello Michael.

That's interesting.
Why do you think that?

Thank you for adding your links.

Print "B" The Transportation Of The Holy House Of Loreto Savoy, France, 1494 This virtually unknown woodcut celebrates the miraculous transportation of the little house, supposedly the Virgin's, from its original setting in Nazareth to its present location in the town of Loreto, near Ancon...

First, the earlier one: Print "A" A Monstrance Held By Two Angels Basel, 1495-1500 These angels hold a monstrance which is a vessel in which the Eucharistic host is often kept. A similar cut appeared in "Cura Pastoralis" published in Basel, 1498, by Michel Furter. OP Note: This i...

JMD- I was thinking along those lines myself, but I was quite surprised by this one.
(This is probably my favorite of the game!)

Any further comments?
Anyone?
Looks like the room is getting thin.

Sorry for my delayed response.

Here is the second part of this round.
Let's call this one "B".
(You may refer to them as "A" and "B" if you need to differentiate. Feel free to handle them together or separately.)

Savoy, France, 1494.

Ok, I guess there are no further comments on the last one, so moving along...

This round will be in two parts.

Start with this one:
Basel, 1495-1500
Includes green, brown, rose, olive.

O rats. Do I have to learn something about history, then? :( Not necessarily. As I mentioned earlier, there are several levels. Among them: It is a picture of two guys wrestling. It is a picture of the struggle for power between the offices of Pope and Emperor. It is a picture of a particular meeti...

Allegory On The Meeting Of Pope Paul II and Emperor Frederick III Ulm, 1470 or later. This is one of four known variations of this image executed in woodblock. (One a reversed copy.) In late 1468 Frederick III went to Rome to meet with Pope Paul II, in an effort to determine whose influence would d...