Iconography

ARCHITECTURE

Germany / Dillingen / St. Mariae Himmelfahrt (Studienkirche) / Nave - vault / NE section - Europe

MAGIC AND SCIENCE

Geography / The earth / Continents / Four / Cycles / Dillingen, Studienkirche (Jesuit saints in four continents, Thomas Christian Scheffler, 1751) / Europe

PORTRAITS

Clerics / Theologians / Calvin, Jean (1509-1564)
Clerics / Theologians / Luther, Martin (1483-1546)

RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY

Virgin Mary / Iconography of the Virgin Mary / Miraculous Images / Montserrat, 'La Moreneta'
Virgin Mary / Devotions to the Virgin Mary / Rosary / Saints giving out Rosaries / John Francis Regis
Virgin Mary / Devotions to the Virgin Mary / Sodalities of Our Lady (Congregationes de B.M.V.) / Generic
Saints / Saints A - Z / Francis Borgia (SJ) / Various activities / Instructing members of a Sodality of Mary
Saints / Saints A - Z / Ignatius of Loyola (SJ) / Life / Ignatius leaves his armour at shrine of Our Lady of Montserrat
Saints / Saints A - Z / John Francis Regis (SJ) / Various activities / Handing out rosaries
Saints / Saints A - Z / Petrus Canisius (SJ) / Symbolic images / Trampling Luther and Calvin
Saints / Groups of Saints / Saints from the same order / Jesuits / Dillingen, Studienkirche (Jesuit saints on the four continents, Thomas Christian Scheffler, 1751) / Europe
Miscellaneous / Religious satire / Catholic, anti-Protestant (general)

SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY

Coats-of-Arms / Spain / Nobility / Loyola

SOCIAL LIFE

Education / Universities / Dillingen / Arms
Education / Universities / Dillingen / Maces
Education / Universities / Dillingen / Rector's insignia

Further details

Artist or creator

Scheffler, Thomas Christian (or Christoph Thomas, born 1699 or 1700, died 1756)

Date

1751

Location

Dillingen (Donau), St. Mariae Himmelfahrt (Studienkirche)

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Web resources

Database 'Erdteilallegorien'

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