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Luther Diet of Worms / Werner
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Title: Luther Diet of Worms / Werner
Caption: Luther, Martin; Reformer; 1483-1546. - "Luther at the Diet of Worms". (17/18th April 1521). Painting by Anton von Werner (1843-1915). Stuttgart, Staatsgalerie.
Location: Worms
Credit: Album / akg-images
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Image size: 6741 × 3543 px | 68.3 MB
Print size: 57.1 × 30.0 cm | 2653.9 × 1394.9 in (300 dpi)
Keywords: 16 16TH XVI XVITH SIXTEENTH CENTURY • 16 CENTURY • 16TH CENTURY • 16TH • 19 CENTURY • 19TH CENTURY • 19TH CENTURY. • 19TH • 19TH-CENTURY • 2ND MILLENNIUM A. D. • ANTON VON WERNER • ART • ARTS • ASSEMBLY • BICEPHALOUS EAGLE • BLAZON • CATHOLIC CHURCH • CATHOLIC_CHURCH • CHRISTIANISM • CHRISTIANITY • CLERGYMAN • CLERIC • COAT OF ARMS • CONFERENCE • CONGRESS • CRISTIANDAD • CRISTIANISMO • DIET, IMPERIAL • DISCUSSION • DOUBLE EAGLE • ECCLESIASTICAL • EMPEROR AND POPE • ENCOUNTER • GATHERING • GERMAN ART • GERMAN EMPIRE (1871-1918) • GERMAN LOWER HOUSE • GERMANY • GUEST SPEAKER • HEADS (COIN) • HERALDRY • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORIA • HISTORY AND POLITICS • HISTORY PAINTING • HISTORY • HISTORY. • HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (INSTITUTION) • IMPERIAL DIET • JUSTICE • KEEPER OF MINUTES • LAW • LEGEND • LEON X • MARTIN LUTHER • MEDIAEVAL • MEDIEVAL • MEETING AGAIN • MEETING • MIDDLE AGES • MONK • MONKS • NATIONAL COUNCIL • NINETEENTH CENTURY • ORATOR • PAINTING (OBJECT) • PAINTING (PICTURE) • PAINTING (TECHNIQUE) • PARLIAMENT • PERIOD: MEDIEVAL • PERSON • PROTESTANT CHURCH • PROTESTANT_CHURCH • RECORDER (PERSON) • REFORMATION • REFORMER (RELIGION) • REICHSTAG (INSTITUTION) • REICHSTAG OF WORMS (1521) • REICHSTAG • RELIGION AND BELIEF • RELIGION • RELIGIONS • RELIGION_AND_BELIEF • RELIGIOUS • RÉUNION • RIGHT (LEGAL RIGHT) • RIGHT • SCENE • SESSION • SPEAKER • WILHELMINIAN ART • WORMS • XIX CENTURY • XVI CENTURY
