The Counter Reformation from Florence to Munich: Politics, Religion, Art and the Making of a Counter-Reformation Painter

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Sam Timbers

Brandeis University

Bachelor of Arts (BA), Brandeis University

05/12/2022

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https://doi.org/10.48617/etd.452

Abstract

Reformation

Catholic Reformation

Counter-Reformation

Maniera

Counter-Maniera

Peter Candid

An examination of Counter-Reformation painting and politics in Florence and Munich, focusing particularly on the Bruges-born painter Peter Candid.

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Title: The Counter Reformation from Florence to Munich: Politics, Religion, Art and the Making of a Counter-Reformation Painter
Creators: Sam Timbers
Contributors: Govind Sreenivasan (Advisor) - Brandeis University, Department of History
Jonathan W. Unglaub (Advisor) - Brandeis University, Department of Fine Arts
William E. Kapelle (Committee Member) - Brandeis University, Department of History
Awarding Institution: Brandeis University; Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Theses and Dissertations: Bachelor of Arts (BA), Brandeis University
Publisher: Brandeis University
Identifiers: 9924117783801921
Academic Unit: School of Arts and Sciences
Resource Type: Thesis