Founded in Augsburg, Bavaria, Icon Rerum et Personarum Aeneis Figuris Illustrata began its publication in 1610 under the stewardship of influential printer and publisher Johann Weigl. Renowned for its richly illustrated formats, the newspaper rose to prominence by offering in-depth coverage of significant historical events, societal issues, and cultural developments, making it a vital source of information during the early modern period. Today, on OldNews.com, you can explore scans of Icon Rerum et Personarum Aeneis Figuris Illustrata, Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany starting 1725, with a total of 922 scans available. This collection not only showcases high-quality illustrations and engaging narratives but also invites you to discover historical figures and possibly events and people from your own family history. Dive into this remarkable archive and see how art and journalism intersected to shape public discourse in the past.