Graven Images: Protestant Emblem Books in England

Huston Diehl

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Reformation and Early Modern Christianity

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‘“they adorned their Citie with all manor of sumptuous and costely buyldings, with all kinds of curious and cunning works, as Theaters, Triumphal Arkes, Pyramedes, Columnes, Spires, and a great number of graven images … All which sumptuousnesse and superfluitie hathe oftentymes … been to their great hinderaunce and damage.”“I have broughte in here twentie sights or vysions, caused them to be graven, to the ende al men may see that with their eyes, whiche I go aboute to expresse by writing”Jan Van der Noot, A Theatre for Voluptuous Worldlings

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1980The printing press as an agent of change 1939Studies in Seventeenth-Century Imagery 1973The Social History of the Reformation 1981:Calvinist Preaching and Iconoclasm in the Netherlands, 1544-1569 1980Literature in the Light of the Emblem 1960Picta poesis. Literary and humanistic theory in Renaissance emblem books

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