Praedikestolen i Højby kirke : og om forholdet mellem kunstner, lensmand og gejstlig

Author

Lillie, Louise

Document type

Article (livre)

Language

Danish

Book title

Synligt og usynligt : studier tilegnede Otto Norn på hans 75 års fødselsdag den 13. december 1990

Author (monograph)

Johannsen, Hugo (Editor, Collective Author)

Source

Synligt og usynligt : studier tilegnede Otto Norn på hans 75 års fødselsdag den 13. december 1990. 1990, p. 189-199, 9 ill.

Publisher

P. Kristensen, Herning (dnk)

Publication country

Denmark

Abstract (en)

Describes the pulpit in Højby church, Zealand, carved by Lorenz Jørgensen ca.1656. Finds models for a number of the motifs in woodcuts by Lucas Cranach for The Old and the New Covenant, Virgil Solis's picture Bible and the Brosamer Prayer Book of 1553. States that the pictorial program, exceptional to post-Reformation art, was influenced by a clergyman: a program referring to the sins of a man and thus a pictorial equivalent to the prevailing doctrine of repentance in 17th c. Danish theology.

Subject (en)

• General history of art -- 1400-1800 -- Sculpture -- Denmark
• Jørgensen, Lorenz, act.1644, d.1681
• Sculpture
• Pulpits
• church||Højby (Vestsjaellands amt, DNK)
• Denmark
• 1600-1700
• Cranach, Lucas, the elder, 1472-1553
• Solis, Virgilius, the elder, 1514-1562
• Brosamer, Hans, ca.1500-1552/54
• Sin
• Repentance
• Iconography
• Christian iconography
• Theology

Subject (fr)

• Histoire générale de l'art -- 1400-1800 -- Sculpture -- Danemark
• Jørgensen, Lorenz, act.1644, m.1681
• Sculpture
• Chaire
• église||Højby (Vestsjaellands amt, DNK)
• Danemark
• 1600-1700
• Cranach, Lucas, l'Ancien, 1472-1553
• Solis, Virgilius, l'Ancien, 1514-1562
• Brosamer, Hans, v.1500-1552/54
• Péché
• Repentance
• Iconographie
• Iconographie chrétienne
• Théologie

Origin

DatabaseBHA (Inist-CNRS/GRI)

Identifier19920701-00427841

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