Monument to the Third Centenary of the Reformation, 1517-1817, anonymous, 1817 Canvas Print
Monument to the third centenary of the Reformation, 1517-1817. Allegorical representation with on the left the entrance to a temple against which medallions with portraits of church reformers are hung. At the top of the portrait of Martin Luther, in the middle Calvin. In the door of the temple is the Religion that violates the Envy and the Slander, including the Steadfastness and the Hope. On the left, a crowned woman banished indulgence letters and other pamphlets (including rousseau's) in the fire of hell. In front of the temple, virtues like Faith and Hope point believers in the direction of the temple. In the background scenes from the Bible. The print is a separate statement.
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