Luther: Subject Taken from a "Dream of Hell" by Quevedo, 1858. Creator: Francisco Sans y Cabot.

Luther: Subject Taken from a "Dream of Hell" by Quevedo, 1858. Creator: Francisco Sans y Cabot.

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Luther: Subject Taken from a "Dream of Hell" by Quevedo, 1858. German Protestant reformer, priest and theologian Martin Luther (1483-1546) is shown chained to a rock in Hell. Naked women writhe and claw at him. "Los Sueños" (Dreams or Visions) is a satirical prose work by Spanish Baroque writer Francisco de Quevedo (1580-1645). It was first published in Barcelona in 1627. "Sueño del Infierno" (The Vision of Hell), is one of five sections, each describing a satirical dream vision of the next world.

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Creator
  1. Francisco Sans y Cabot, attributed to: Spanish: artist, painterSearch Wikipedia for Francisco Sans y Cabot
Subject
  1. Martin Luther: German: Priest, scholar, writer, translatorSearch Wikipedia for Martin Luther
People Related
  1. Francisco de Quevedo: Spanish: nobleman, politician and writerSearch Wikipedia for Francisco de Quevedo
Medium
  1. Canvas
  2. Oil
Picture Type
  1. Satire
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Religion & Belief Christianity

Society & Culture Law & Crime

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Pixel Dimensions (W x H) : 4960x3662
File Size : 53,214kb

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  1. Q59843711
  1. GTR
  1. 1410000130
  1. 3-098-446
  1. 3098446
  1. Q59843711

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