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Summarium

Martin Luther as an Augustinian Monk

Artifex



Alia nomina	Lucas Cranach
Descriptio	-German painter, drawer, printmaker et court painter
Dies natalis/mortis	4 October 1472	16 October 1553
Locus natalis/mortis	Crana	Vimaria
Work location	Wittenberga
Authority file	: Q191748 VIAF: 49268177 ISNI: 0000000121319721 ULAN: 500115364 Open Library: OL349915A DBNL: cran001 WorldCat

Titulus

Germanica:

Posthumes Bildnis Martin Luthers (1483-1546) als Augustinermönch

Posthumous Portrait of Martin Luther as an Augustine Monk

Object type

tabula picta

Genus

portrait

Depicted people

Martinus Lutherus

Datum

after 1546

Medium

Parchment, on a plywood board made of beech wood

Dimensions

Altitudo: 43.6 cm; Latitudo: 29.8 cm

Collectus

Germanisches Nationalmuseum

	Native name	Germanisches Nationalmuseum
	Location	Norimberga, Bavaria, Germania
	Coordinates	49° 26′ 54″ N, 11° 04′ 32″ E
	Established	1852
	Situs interretialis	www.gnm.de
	Authority file	: Q478695 VIAF: 131883509 ISNI: 000000012161603X ULAN: 500303791 OSM: 56430 LCCN: n81047063 WorldCat

Accession number

Gm1570

Place of creation

Wittenberga

Notae

Friedländer, Rosenberg (1978) No.: -

References

Source/Photographer

1./2. Bridgeman Art Library: Object 292280
3. Germanisches Nationalmuseum
4. Unknown source
5. Cranach Digital Archive

Potestas usoris

This is a faithful photographic reproduction of a two-dimensional, public domain work of art. The work of art itself is in the public domain for the following reason:

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This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published (or registered with the U.S. Copyright Office) before January 1, 1929.

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Historia fasciculi

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	Dies/Tempus	Dimensiones	Usor	Sententia
recentissima	09:47, 13 Septembris 2016	4 257 × 6 088 (13.9 megaocteti)	Fæ	This is the archive quality version, if you want to change levels, please create a derivative as a new file.
	18:51, 12 Septembris 2016	4 257 × 6 088 (15.11 megaocteti)	Blight55	levels
	17:22, 12 Martii 2016	4 257 × 6 088 (13.9 megaocteti)	Fæ	c:User:Rillke/bigChunkedUpload.js: Verifiable version from http://lucascranach.org/DE_GNMN_Gm1570 with similar crop to that in use
	15:43, 7 Februarii 2015	1 931 × 2 824 (4.15 megaocteti)	Jan Arkesteijn	higher resolution
	12:20, 17 Augusti 2013	876 × 1 287 (336 chiliocteti)	Botaurus	smaller, but sharper; source= http://objektkatalog.gnm.de/objekt/Gm1570
	12:10, 17 Augusti 2013	1 277 × 1 864 (335 chiliocteti)	Botaurus	same source
	09:44, 21 Maii 2009	373 × 531 (21 chiliocteti)	Thomas Gun	{{Information \|Description=Portrait of Martin Luther as an Augustinian Monk \|Source=[http://www.bridgemanartondemand.com/art/205690/Portrait_of_Martin_Luther_as_an_Augustinian_Monk_c1623-24 historicalportraits.com] \|Date=16th century \|Author=Lucas Cranach