1. Dutch Prints in the Age of Reformation Prints from the Collection of Dewayne and Faith Perry

2. Prints as Pedagogy in the age of the Reformation Lisa J. DeBoer Art Department Westmont College

3. Discontinuities Authority of Scripture vs. Papacy Ill-trained Clergy and abuse of power Indulgences Abuse of the Cult of the Saints Idolatry—abuse of images

4. Continuities Brothers of the Common Life Reform-minded groups within the Catholic Church (Michelangelo, Vittoria Colonna) Parallel efforts to regulate the use of imagery in worship Parallel efforts to exploit imagery in the public sphere

5. Semper Reformanda Andries Pauli after Gerard Seghers

6. Frans Hogenberg, Iconoclasts attacking a church

7. Luther and the Pope …as evil creatures from Revelation

8. 1563 Meetings of the Council of Trent

9. Feast in the House of Levi, Veronese, 1573

10. Jerome Reading Cornelius Bloemaert after Abraham Bloemaert

11. Angel of the Apocalypse, Pieter van Serwouters after David Vinckboons

12. Adoration of the Magi, Hieronymous Wierix after Maaertin de Vos

13. Betrayal of Peter, Andries Pauli after Gerard Seghers

14. The Nativity, Johannes Sadler I after Maartin de Vos

15. St. Paul, Hendrick Golzius

16. St. Paul, Hendrick Golzius

17. St. Paul, Hendrick Golzius

18. The Four Evangelists, Crispin de Passe the Elder after Gortzius Geldorp

20. Daniel in the Lion’s Den, Abraham Blooteling, after Rubens

21. Daniel in the Lion’s Den, Abraham Blooteling, after Rubens

22. Pupils of Rembrandt, Johannes van Noordt and Ferdinand Bol

23. Christ in the House of Mary and Martha, Johannes Sadeler, after Bassano

24. Semper Reformanda