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Jurgen Wullenwever, Mayor of Lubeck, defending himself against accusations of being a traitor and an Anabaptist, 1537 (engraving)
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Jurgen Wullenwever, Mayor of Lubeck, defending himself against accusations of being a traitor and an Anabaptist, 1537 (engraving)
7148056 Jurgen Wullenwever, Mayor of Lubeck, defending himself against accusations of being a traitor and an Anabaptist, 1537 (engraving) by Zick, Alexander (1845-1907); Private Collection; (add.info.: Jurgen Wullenwever, Mayor of Lubeck, defending himself against accusations of being a traitor and an Anabaptist, 1537. Illustration for Bildersaal Deutscher Geschichte (Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, 1890).); © Look and Learn
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This engraving, titled "Jurgen Wullenwever, Mayor of Lubeck, defending himself against accusations of being a traitor and an Anabaptist" takes us back to the year 1537 in Germany. The artwork by Alexander Zick depicts a pivotal moment in history when Jurgen Wullenwever, the mayor of Lubeck, finds himself at the center of controversy. In this black and white illustration from the 19th century, we witness Wullenwever standing tall as he faces accusations that threaten his reputation and political career. With determination etched on his face, he defends himself against claims of treason and heresy as an Anabaptist. The image captures not only the intensity of Wullenwever's defense but also highlights the complexities surrounding religion and politics during this era. As a key figure in German politics at the time, his trial holds significant implications for both church and state. Through this engraving, Zick skillfully portrays the tension between justice and power as well as religious beliefs clashing with political ambitions. It serves as a reminder that even those in positions of authority are not immune to scrutiny or false accusations. Overall, this historical artwork offers viewers a glimpse into a tumultuous period where personal faith intersected with public service. It invites contemplation on themes such as truth-seeking, resilience in adversity, and navigating complex legal systems – all timeless topics that continue to resonate today.
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