Icons of American Protestantism: the art of Warner Sallman

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Visual Culture and Art Theory Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies American History and Culture

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American Protestants draw on a vast body of religious icons to disseminate confessional views, to teach, and to celebrate various family occasions. This work focuses on the production, marketing, and reception of one such set of religious illustrations, the art of Warner Sallman (1892-1968).

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