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[8] Altogether 17 examples have survived: IV.M1 – IV.M15, IV.M17 – IV.M18.
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, but rather the outer and inner sides of a self-contained unit.[10] This might have
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did the mass-produced marriage portraits of Martin Luther and Katharina of Bora have
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Marthinum.’[1] The portrait study that was surely done for such a painting could have
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However, the earliest examples of this series may have already been produced by 1530
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contemporary portraits, which are just as important for the history of his influence, have
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