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1969
Exhibition
Princeton
1969
Princeton University Art Museum presented Symbols in Transformation: Iconographic Themes at the Time of the Reformation in 1969. The title identifies an exploration of imagery at the time of the Reformation. The documented prints include religious and mythological subjects by early European printmakers. Exact surviving examples are Lucas van Leyden’s Golgotha (1517; engraving) and Sebald Beham’s Venus and Cupid (c. 1526/1530; engraving). The surviving museum histories establish only part of the checklist; exact opening and closing days remain unverified.
Also recorded as: Symbols in Transformation: Iconographic Themes at the Time of the Reformation, Princeton University Art Museum
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