Pictures and their painters; the history of painting (1907)
Bryant, Lorinda Munson, 1855- · New York: John Lane Co. · leaf 328
-between these two men, for Cranach accepted Protestantismvery early in the movement. A i-ecent Italian writer has A-evycleA-erly defined the feelings of Pope Leo X. towaid Luther … Flc. 213.—Cranach. A Patrician. BerliiGallery. 300 GERMAN PAIXTIXG in a little pcieni, where his portrait, placed in the VaticanPalace, is the leading moti\e: Towards the ground in a darksome nook,Lo«rinfc his lantern, he l^ends his look. There on a panel by curtain dimmdIs the Luther portrait…
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