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PEASANT PREACHER, 1524. Title woodcut from a German pamphlet, A Sermon given by

PEASANT PREACHER, 1524. Title woodcut from a German pamphlet, A Sermon given by


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PEASANT PREACHER, 1524. Title woodcut from a German pamphlet, A Sermon given by

PEASANT PREACHER, 1524.
Title woodcut from a German pamphlet, A Sermon given by a Peasant at Nuremberg in 1524

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1524 Audience Bavarian Child Entertainment Farmer Minister Nuremberg Peasant Pedestal Preacher Reformation Scythe Serf Sermon Speak Speech


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This woodcut from 1524, titled "Peasant Preacher" offers a glimpse into the early days of the Reformation in Germany. The image depicts a humble peasant standing on a pedestal, surrounded by an attentive audience in Nuremberg. With his scythe resting against the pedestal, he commands attention as he delivers his sermon with passion and conviction. The diverse crowd reflects the societal makeup of Bavaria at that time: men and women, young and old, farmers and serfs all gather to listen to this charismatic preacher. Among them is a young boy who seems captivated by every word spoken, while a girl stands nearby with curiosity shining in her eyes. This woodcut not only serves as entertainment but also highlights the power of speech during this transformative period in history. It showcases how even those considered lowly or uneducated can have their voices heard and make an impact on society. As we observe this scene frozen in time through the intricate details of German craftsmanship, it becomes evident that religious reform was not limited to ministers or scholars alone. This print reminds us that change can come from unexpected sources - like this unnamed Peasant Preacher - who played an integral role in shaping religious discourse during one of Europe's most significant periods of transformation.

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