Luther, Martin, 1483-1546

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Brown, black and gold wood framed and glass covered colored lithograph of Luther at the Diet of Worms. This picture is a side view showing Luther in the middle-right and Charles V on the left.

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Black and white lithographed picture of the 400th anniversary of Luther's birth (and the unveiling of the Luther statue), Nov. 10, 1883, in Eisleben, Germany. Printed by "Max Grafenhan's Buch., Eisleben" Similar to a sketch by Wm. Simpson, and identical to a picture illustrated in the London News, Nov. 17, 1883, p. 479 (done from the Simpson sketch. Mr. Simpson was a special artist for the London News.)

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Colored lithograph picture entitled "Dr. Martin Luther nochgrunender Zweig im Martinsstifte zu Erfurt." The picture shows the descendants of Luther on a tree around which children are dancing in a circle. Original by H. Asmus, printed by CG Herwig

Scope and Contents This dramatic monochrome lithograph by Hungarian artist, Károly Lühnsdorf, portrays Martin Luther in a heavy coat holding a large bible. Luther's left hand securely guards the Scriptures, while his right hand is placed in a gesture of loyalty and unswerving faithfulness to the doctrines revealed by the prophets and apostles. The Latin inscription is taken from Psalm 118:17 - Non Moriar Sed Vivam et Narrabo Opera Domini [I shall not die, but live, and declare...

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This is a framed lithograph (22" x 18") of Martin Luther by "Lucas Kranach, pinx. - Published by Brunnquell [and] Altona, Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Beck [and] Pauli Lith. Milwaukee".

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Presenting Les Stahlke as Dr. Lester Methuselah Gutenberg, Martin Luther's Last Surviving Classmate: A Classic of Christian Humor

Presented at the International Lutheran Women's Missionary League convention, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 2000.

Produced by Governance Matters (governancematters.com)

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Acrylic (sulfide) paperweight, in baccarat box, shape of paperweight is half of a 2-3/4" diameter faceted sphere, base is a pearlized grid over deep red, with a white bust of Martin Luther above the grid, "LUTHER 1483-1546 -- G. P. 1955". NOTE: A "For you" card enclosed with the whole donation is assumed to have been presented with this paperweight. Card has been placed in the box with paperweight.