All objects are prints depicting Martin Luther, the Protestant Reformation leader, primarily produced in Germany using various printmaking techniques including engraving, etching, and woodcut.
26 objects · 4 institutions
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Ceremonial Vessels from Martin Luther (German Bible), plate 29 from Woodcuts from Books of the XVI Century
Art Institute of Chicago
1541, assembled into portfolio 1937
Copy of Luther as an Augustinian Friar, Half Length
Metropolitan Museum of Art
1520
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Luther as an Augustinian Friar, with Cap
Art Institute of Chicago
1521
IIIF
Luther's Statue in Wittenberg
Art Institute of Chicago
1822
Martin Luther
Cleveland Museum of Art
Martin Luther
Cleveland Museum of Art
ca. 1525
IIIF
Martin Luther
Art Institute of Chicago
n.d.
IIIF
Martin Luther
Art Institute of Chicago
1523
IIIF
Martin Luther
Art Institute of Chicago
1540
IIIF
Martin Luther
Art Institute of Chicago
c. 1525
Monument van Martin Luther
Rijksmuseum
1823 - 1880
IIIF
Portrait of Martin Luther
Art Institute of Chicago
1530
Portret van Martin Luther
Rijksmuseum
1714
Portret van Martin Luther
Rijksmuseum
1521 - 1538
Portret van Martin Luther
Rijksmuseum
1670 - 1713
Portret van Martin Luther
Rijksmuseum
1803 - after 1833
Portret van Martin Luther
Rijksmuseum
1833 - 1885
Portret van Martin Luther
Rijksmuseum
1670 - 1724
Portret van Martin Luther
Rijksmuseum
c. 1730 - 1776
Portret van Martin Luther
Rijksmuseum
1568
Portret van Martin Luther
Rijksmuseum
1722 - 1745
Portret van Martin Luther
Rijksmuseum
1700 - 1750
Portret van Martin Luther als Augustijner monnik
Rijksmuseum
1520
Portret van Martin Luther als Augustijner monnik met doctorshoed
