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Martin Luther translating the Bible at Wartburg Castle, Germany, 1521-1522 (engraving)
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Martin Luther translating the Bible at Wartburg Castle, Germany, 1521-1522 (engraving)
7148074 Martin Luther translating the Bible at Wartburg Castle, Germany, 1521-1522 (engraving) by Spangenberg, Gustav Adolph (1828-91); Private Collection; (add.info.: Martin Luther translating the Bible at Wartburg Castle, Germany, 1521-1522. Illustration for Bildersaal Deutscher Geschichte (Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, 1890).); © Look and Learn
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This engraving depicts Martin Luther diligently translating the Bible at Wartburg Castle in Germany between 1521 and 1522. The image, created by Gustav Adolph Spangenberg in the 19th century, showcases Luther's significant contribution to religious history. In this historical scene, Luther is shown engrossed in his work, surrounded by books and manuscripts. His intense focus reflects his determination to make the Bible accessible to all through translation into German. This groundbreaking act played a crucial role in the Protestant Reformation and had a profound impact on Christianity as a whole. Wartburg Castle serves as an atmospheric backdrop for this momentous event. Its ancient walls seem to echo with the weight of history as Luther labors over his task within its confines. The castle's grandeur contrasts with Luther's humble mission: to bring God's word closer to ordinary people. The black-and-white illustration adds depth and intensity to the scene, emphasizing both Luther's solitary dedication and the gravity of his undertaking. Spangenberg's engraving not only captures an important historical event but also symbolizes courage, intellectual pursuit, and religious reform. It serves as a reminder of how one person can shape society through their unwavering commitment to their beliefs.
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