Art and the Reformation in Germany (Studies in the Reformation, V. 2)

The Origins Of Reformation Iconoclasm -- Luther's Theology And Religious Art -- Further Iconoclasm And Its Significance -- Early Lutheran Art -- The Reformation And The Decline Of German Art -- Excursus : Dürer's Four Apostles : A Reformation Painting. Carl C. Christensen. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 255-262. Contents Illustrations Preface Acknowledgments 1 The Origins of Reformation Iconoclasm Art and Piety in the Later Middle Ages Karlstadt's Iconoclastic Theology Iconoclasm in Wittenberg 2 Luther's Theology and Religious Art The Development of Luther's Thought on Images1 Luther's Theology and the Uses of Religious Art Conclusion 3 Further Iconoclasm and Its Significance Nuernberg The Significance of Iconoclasm in the German Lands 4 Early Lutheran Art Panel Paintings Altarpieces Epitaph Monuments Conclusion 5 The Reformation and the Decline of German Art Excursus: Dürer's Four Apostles —A Reformation Painting Appendix Abbreviations Notes Selected Bibliography Index