Allegorical representation of the reformation, 1524

This allegorical depiction of the Reformation by Peter Vischer from the year 1524 shows Luther in the center, who leads a man with the title Plebs (Volk), a woman titled with Conciencia, and a child titled Iuventus (youth) to Christ. In the background, people turn away and walk in opposite directions. In the foreground on the left, Iusticia (personification of justice) is sitting with blindfolded eyes. In a group beside are women titled Fides (Faith), Spes (Hope) and Charin

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1524 Allegorical Blindfolded Depiction Directions Evangelical Fides Leads Luther Lutheran Opposite Personification Plebs Protestants Reformation Schism Spes Titled Vischer Volk

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