Biblical Art in the Heart | Presentation @ CSL Symposium 2022
by Matthew Rosebrock
Concordia Seminary's Theological Symposium this year is focused on the history of exegesis. I have offered a recorded presentation (linked above) that compares the medieval Biblia Pauperum tradition with Lucas Cranach the Elder's Law and Gospel Paintings with an emphasis on a small version of the painting from around 1550 by looking at the place of rhetoric and memory (following Mary Carruthers).
You can access other recorded presentations for the symposium for free here:
To see earlier posts on Cranach's Law and Gospel Theme, see the following:
LAW AND GOSPEL IN PAINT - PART 1 (Gotha Panel)
LAW AND GOSPEL IN PAINT - PART 2 (Gotha Panel)
LAW AND GOSPEL IN PAINT - PART 3 (Prague Panel)
LAW AND GOSPEL IN PAINT - PART 4 (Prague Panel)
LAW AND GOSPEL IN PAINT - PART 5 (The Dying Man)
LAW AND GOSPEL IN PAINT - PART 6 (Continuation of the Theme)
LAW AND GOSPEL IN PAINT - PART 2 (Gotha Panel)
LAW AND GOSPEL IN PAINT - PART 3 (Prague Panel)
LAW AND GOSPEL IN PAINT - PART 4 (Prague Panel)
LAW AND GOSPEL IN PAINT - PART 5 (The Dying Man)
LAW AND GOSPEL IN PAINT - PART 6 (Continuation of the Theme)
